Electrical One Line Diagram Sample Clauses

The Electrical One Line Diagram clause defines the requirement for providing a simplified schematic representation of an electrical system. This diagram typically illustrates the main components such as transformers, switchgear, panels, and major circuits, showing how power flows from the source to various loads. By mandating the creation and submission of this diagram, the clause ensures that all parties have a clear and consistent understanding of the electrical system’s layout, which aids in coordination, troubleshooting, and compliance with design standards.
Electrical One Line Diagram. An electrical one-line drawing depicting the project equipment to be installed must be furnished by the customer and made a part of the interconnection report.
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Electrical One Line Diagram. Diagram(s) must show generators and all major associated electrical components including protective relaying and associated trip paths, any interlocks and control functions, as well as the electric service entrance, utility meter, connection points of facility loads, any transformers, generator metering, and Utility Disconnect Switch including any required dedicated metering phone lines, transfer trip communication path(s) along with the associated relaying and trip circuits, and any APS required Remote Terminal Unit (RTU) with associated communication channels and trip/block close/close permissive circuitry (refer to Section 11.4 of the APS Interconnection Requirements). Any interlocks or permissive functions and / or control paths shall be clearly indicated on the drawing (e.g. as dashed lines). The electrical ratings of the equipment and associated keyed notes/labels must be indicated.
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Electrical One Line Diagram. A single-line drawing showing the electrical relationship and descriptions of the significant electrical components such as the generator, inverters, cables and wiring switches, meters, transformers, circuit breakers, with operating voltages and ratings.
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Electrical One Line Diagram. Diagram(s) must show generators and all major associated electrical components including protective relaying and associated trip paths, any interlocks and control functions, as well as the electric service entrance, utility meter, connection points of facility loads, any transformers, generator metering, and transfer switches. The electrical ratings of the equipment and associated keyed notes/labels must be indicated.
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