System Quality Sample Clauses
The System Quality clause sets standards for the performance, reliability, and functionality of a system provided under an agreement. It typically outlines specific criteria the system must meet, such as uptime requirements, response times, or compliance with technical specifications, and may include procedures for testing or remedies if standards are not met. This clause ensures that the delivered system meets agreed-upon expectations, reducing the risk of disputes and providing a clear benchmark for acceptable quality.
System Quality i. Seller’s Facility and equipment shall not cause excessive voltage excursions nor cause the voltage to drop below or rise above the extent of the range maintained by Company without Seller’s Facility. Seller’s Facility and equipment shall not cause excessive voltage flicker nor introduce excessive distortion to the sinusoidal voltage or current waves.
ii. Excessive voltage excursions, excessive voltage flicker, and excessive distortion to the sinusoidal voltage or current waves shall be determined in accordance with the applicable sections of the Company’s most current Standard & Engineering Services Guideline, Electric Standard No. DR07-01, which Standard shall be provided to Seller by Company at Seller’s request. Failure by Seller to operate the Facility within the limits set forth in this Agreement and the referenced Standard may result in immediate disconnection by Company of Seller’s Facility from Company’s System.
iii. The operating frequency of the Seller’s Facility shall not deviate more than +0.5 Hertz (“Hz”) or –0.7 Hz from a 60 Hz base. The Seller shall automatically disconnect the Facility from the Company’s System within 15 cycles if this frequency tolerance cannot be maintained. The Seller may reconnect when the Company’s System voltage and frequency return to normal range and the system is stabilized.
iv. In accordance with IEEE 519 the total harmonic distortion (“THD”) voltage shall not exceed 5.0% of the fundamental 60 Hz frequency nor 3.0% of the fundamental frequency for any individual harmonic when measured at the Point of Interconnection with the Company’s System.
System Quality. Seller’s facilities and equipment shall not cause excessive voltage excursions nor cause the voltage to drop below or rise above the range maintained by CEB. Seller’s facilities and equipment shall not introduce excessive distortion to the sinusoidal voltage or current waves and be in accordance with IEC ▇▇▇▇▇-▇-▇, IEC 61800-3, IEC 60868, IEC 61400-21, IEEE 519 and any other applicable relevant latest standards.
System Quality. Generating Company's Facilities and equipment -------------- shall not cause excessive voltage excursions nor cause the voltage to drop below or rise above the range maintained by Transmission Provider without Generating Company's generation. Generating Company's Facilities and equipment shall not cause excessive voltage flicker nor introduce excessive distortion to the sinusoidal voltage or current waves, which adversely affects equipment of customers, other electric systems or Transmission Provider.
System Quality. Facility Sponsor’s facilities and equipment shall not cause excessive voltage excursions nor cause the voltage to drop below or rise above the range maintained by Okanogan PUD without Facility Sponsor’s generation. Facility Sponsor’s facilities and equipment shall not cause excessive voltage flicker nor introduce excessive distortion to the sinusoidal voltage or current waves as set forth in Appendix B, Technical Standards.
System Quality i. The SO’s Facility and equipment shall not cause excessive voltage excursions or cause the voltage to drop below or rise above the extents of the range maintained by the Company without the SO’s generation. The SO’s Facility and equipment shall not cause excessive voltage flicker or introduce excessive distortion to the sinusoidal voltage or current waves. The SO’s Facility shall follow the recommendations regarding the relevant Voltage Regulation category and Disturbance Ride-Through category as stated in the Standard.
ii. Excessive voltage excursions, excessive voltage flicker, and excessive distortion to the sinusoidal voltage or current waves shall be determined in accordance with the applicable sections of the Companys’ most current Entergy Standard DR07-01, Distributed Energy Resource Standards for Interconnection, which Standard shall be provided to the SO by the Company at the SO’s request. Failure by the SO to operate the Facility within the limits set forth in this Agreement and the referenced Standard shall result in immediate disconnection by the Company of the SO’s Facility from the Company’s System.
iii. When entering service, the SO shall not energize the Company’s System until the applicable voltage and system frequency are within the ranges outlined in the Standard. While synchronizing with the Company’s System, the SO shall follow the voltage and frequency requirements stated in the Synchronization section of the Standard.
iv. The SO shall operate the Facility during abnormal frequency excursions based on the Frequency Ride-Through category assigned to SO’s Facility in the Standard. Once the Frequency Ride-Through category is assigned for the particular site part of this agreement, the SO’s Facility shall operate based on the Frequency Ride-Through category requirements outlined in the Standard. The SO may reconnect when the Company’s System voltage and frequency return to normal range and the system is stabilized based on the Frequency Ride- Through requirements outlined in the Standard.
v. The SO, at its own expense, shall provide any Power Quality Monitoring (PQM) equipment required by the Standard or identified as necessary through an interconnection study, regardless of whether the equipment is placed on the SO’s or Company’s side of the Point of Common Coupling. The Power Quality Monitor shall be selected based on the Entergy Power Quality material requirements in the Standard. If the PQM is located on the SO’s side of the Point o...
System Quality. Generator’s facilities and equipment shall not cause changes in transmission system voltage greater than 4 percent for contingencies nor cause excessive voltage flicker nor introduce excessive distortion to the sinusoidal voltage or current waves as set forth by industry standards, Bonneville Power Administration standards, and Good Utility Practices.
System Quality. Facility Owner’s facilities and equipment shall not cause excessive voltage excursions nor cause the voltage to drop below or rise above the range maintained by CEB. Facility Owner’s facilities and equipment shall not introduce excessive distortion to the sinusoidal voltage or current waves and be in accordance with IEC TR ▇▇▇▇▇-▇-▇, IEC 60868, Schedule C any other relevant standards.