System Performance Sample Clauses

System Performance. The Contractor shall ensure, following consultation with the State, that CIVLS is properly sized and ensure that the system has the capacity to deliver at the high performance levels demanded by high transaction volume environments such as DMV, as further set forth in this Agreement. The Contractor acknowledges and understands that rapid response time is critical in such demanding customer service environments and has architected CIVLS in order to minimize latency. CIVLS shall meet the system performance standards set forth in Schedule D.

System Performance. (a) Volume: The metering system uncertainty shall be +/-0.5% of Volume basis

System Performance. The HVDC system shall be designed to meet all performance requirements and shall be compatible with the existing power system. The HVDC system shall not cause instability to the existing AC network. Also, it shall not cause adverse effects to other HVDC system(s) in vicinity, solar based generation plants (near Khavda KPS-3) as well as other Generating Units. This shall be verified by stability, multi-infeed and Sub Synchronous Resonance (SSR) studies and any other Study required, if applicable. The steady state, dynamic, HVRT, LVRT, Harmonic and flicker performance requirements as per applicable Rule/ Regulations/ Standards/ Guidelines shall be applicable. The rated power transmission capacity shall be defined and guaranteed at Rectifier DC Bus and rated transmission voltage shall be defined at the rectifier DC bus. In the calculation of the power transmission capability, the most unfavourable combination of control and measurement tolerances shall be considered and without redundant cooling and submodules. All components of the transmission system shall be rated to meet the requirements given in this section and other requirements specified elsewhere in this Specification. HVDC system performance and rating requirements for high voltage equipment and other critical equipment shall be determined taking into account the extreme values of environmental and AC and DC system parameters as applicable for performance/rating requirements given in this specification and manufacturing and measuring tolerances. TSP shall determine the PQ diagram of the individual converters as well as the total DC transmission system. The PQ diagram shall be valid for all 400 kV AC bus voltages in the range of 380 kV to 420 kV and for all frequencies in the range of 48.5 Hz to 51.0 Hz. The PQ diagram shall also show, where applicable, different limits for 47.5 Hz to 52.5 Hz and for bus bar voltages in the range of 360 kV to 440 kV. Pole Power 0-1250 MW 410 410 Pole in STATCOM mode 0 625 625 There shall be no restriction on connecting, starting and operating the HVDC link if frequency and AC voltage at rectifier station are within 48.5-51.0 Hz and 380 - 420 kV respectively. Khavda end of link shall be operated as a grid forming facility that provides 50 Hz power frequency and controls the AC voltage level at 400 kV bus. For calculations, the maximum line resistance shall be taken at a maximum conductor temperature of 85oC with minimum wind velocity and maximum solar radiation while ...

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System Performance. In connection with the hosting of the Systems and during both the Work Order Term, Sabre will comply with the Service Level Agreement set forth in the attached Appendix H.

System Performance. Both the Participant and VDOT shall report to the other within two business days any system failure or degradation that may affect Violations Processing Services. In the event that the Participant is unable to send transactions for periods in excess of two business days, the Participant must notify the manager of the Violations Processing Center prior to sending any backlogged violations transactions. If the Violations Processing Center is unable to process violation transactions for the Participant for any period in excess of 24 hours, VDOT shall notify the Participant within two business days of such occurrence.

System Performance. Client and SunGard K-12 Education will work together to isolate performance bottlenecks, should they occur, and to identify whether they are related to the data communications link, the SunGard K-12 Education computer server, or the Client’s local network. SunGard K-12 Education will provide sufficient Internet access bandwidth and server capacity for the duration of this Agreement to meet the reasonable performance requirements of the number of concurrent system users provided for in this Agreement.

System Performance. (a) Both the Participant and VDOT will report as promptly as possible and no later than 72 hours from when the parties received notice therefore, of any system failure or degradation that may affect ETC operations. In the event that the Participant is unable to send E- ZPass transactions for the Facility for periods in excess of 24 hours, the Participant must notify the Authorized VDOT Representative prior to sending any backlogged E-ZPass transactions for the Facility. If VDOT is unable to process E-ZPass transactions for the Facility for the Participant for any period in excess of 24 hours, VDOT will notify the Participant as promptly as possible and no later than 72 hours of such fact. (b) Any E-ZPass transactions for the Facility not sent within 60 business days of occurrence are subject to deletion from the patron’s account and related revenue may not be recorded or transferred unless the delay is due to failure by VDOT, in which case the related revenue will promptly be transferred to the Participant.

System Performance. ▇▇▇▇▇▇ may use data concerning Customer’s or its Users’ use of the Services (“Usage Information”), including but not limited to compiling statistical and performance information related to the operation of the Services. For the avoidance of doubt, Usage Information excludes all Customer Property. The foregoing shall not limit, in any way, ▇▇▇▇▇▇’s confidentiality obligations as set forth in Section 7 of the Agreement. Customer agrees that ▇▇▇▇▇▇ may make Usage Information publicly available, provided that such use does not identify Customer or any Users either directly or indirectly. Jasper retains all intellectual property rights in Usage Information.