Design Characteristics Sample Clauses

The 'Design characteristics' clause defines the specific features, standards, and requirements that a product, system, or project must meet in its design phase. This clause typically outlines technical specifications, performance criteria, and any regulatory or industry standards that must be adhered to during development. By clearly establishing these parameters, the clause ensures that all parties have a mutual understanding of the expected design outcomes, reducing the risk of disputes and ensuring the final deliverable meets the agreed-upon expectations.
Design Characteristics. Design characteristics shall be considered as an environmental element. All characteristics of design including installations for outside lighting must be approved by IAMSA. Designs include benches, shades, canopies, signs, posts, fountains, sculptures, etc.
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Design Characteristics intended to support the acoustical requirements must be validated by a qualified and approved acoustical consultant. The acoustical report generated will address acoustical requirements for the HVAC system, ambient noise levels, lighting ballasts, reflective surfaces, treatments, reverberation, and other noise mitigation methodologies.
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Design Characteristics. It is understood by the Parties that the information contained in Appendix B is preliminary and included to show the general concepts of the Interconnection Facilities. Additional items for interconnection and reinforcement may be identified, the interconnection configuration may change, and specific material items and quantities may change. B1 INTERCONNECTION ONE LINE DIAGRAM AES IRONWOOD [ASSET STRATEGY GRAPHIC OMITTED] B2 EQUIPMENT TO BE PROVIDED BY THE POWER PRODUCER 230kV Switchyard including but not limited to the following Three 300MVA Generator Step Up Transformers Two Station Auxiliary Tranformers Power Circuit Breakers Disconnect Switches Surge Arrestors Instrument Transformers Control and Protective Relay Panels Switchyard Storage Battery Switchyard Battery Charger Low Voltage switchboard Miscellaneous Switchyard Equipment Switchyard Equipment Installation Design and Fabrication of Substation structures Cast in Place concrete for substation structures Excavation and Fill Aggregate surfacing Chain link Fencing Revenue Metering System Back up metering system Voice and Data telephone circuits SCADA system Protective Relaying as required by Appendix D to this Agreement EQUIPMENT TO BE PROVIDED BY THE COMPANY Item 1 - 230 kV Line Tap on Existing North-South Transmission Line West of Project Site Quantity Description 1 Steel Pole Tap Structure Insulators and Hardware Item 2 - Ironwood Substation, 230 kV Switch Yard Quantity Description B3 Item 3 - Tie 1071 Line to 1001 Line Quantity Description 5 Poles Polymer Dead End Insulators B4 Polymer Post Insulators Guys Feet of 1590 Conductor Lot Misc. Materials Item 4 - Replace 76-1 Line Drop Loops at Fifth & Green (0.84 miles of 69kV) New Conductor New Poles, Crossarms, Insulators, etc. as required Item 5 - S. Lebanon Sub 230 kV Breaker, Terminals & Relaying Quantity Description 1 230 kV 2000A Circuit Breaker (50 kA) 1 230 kV 2000 A Disconnect Switch 1 230kV CCVT, w/Carrier Acc., 1200/2000:1, 0.003 mfd 1 230kV CCVT Stand, 6'0" (Steel) + shipping 1 230 kV Wave Trap 4 Conduit 100ft 20 Control Cable (per 100 FT) 1 Miscellaneous Purchases Relaying at Substation: 1 Bitronics Multicomm 1 Bitronics Analog Output Converter 6 ABB FT-1 Test Switch (6 Cur) 3 ▇▇▇-▇▇▇ ▇ ▇▇▇ FT-1 Test Switch (10 V) 6 ABB FT-19R (6 CUR, 10 V) 1 GE DLP System 6 ▇▇▇▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇▇▇ Toggle Switch w/Guard 3 GE SBM Switch 3 EMAX RAW-1D 3 Eletroswitch LOR Lockout Relay 1 SEL-501 1 SEL-279 3 GE E150 3 RFL Powerline Carrier System 1 GE Carrier System Mi...
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Design Characteristics. ‌ This base architecture enables us to explore several interesting characteristics that set us apart from existing systems. We list some of these unique characteristics, where the first four are features we can use to our advantage, while the last two are challenges that may handicap our system.
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