Common use of Extended Period Emergencies Clause in Contracts

Extended Period Emergencies. Equation (1), above, can be adjusted to calculate current loadings for the periods associated with Long Time Emergency (LTE) conditions: Ie(lt) = Ir ⎛ θ max( e) − θa ⎞ 0.5 Equation (3) θr Where: Ie(lt) is the permissible Long Time Emergency current, andθ max( e) is the allowable maximum temperature under emergency conditions, being 20°C greater than the values of θ max as provided in Table 2 of ANSI/IEEE Standard 37.30-1997.

Extended Period Emergencies. Equation (1), above, can be adjusted to calculate current loadings for the periods associated with Long Time Emergency (LTE) conditions: Ie(lt) = Ir ⎛ θ   max( e) − θa ⎞  a  0.5 Equation (3) θr    r  Where: Ie(lt) is the permissible Long Time Emergency current, andθ and max( e) is the allowable maximum temperature under emergency conditions, being 20°C 20C greater than the values of θ  max as provided in Table 2 of ANSI/IEEE Standard 37.30-1997.