Voltage Control Clause Samples

The Voltage Control clause establishes the requirements and procedures for maintaining electrical voltage within specified limits in a power system or facility. It typically outlines the responsibilities of parties involved, such as operators or equipment owners, to monitor and adjust voltage levels using devices like transformers or voltage regulators. By setting clear expectations for voltage management, this clause helps ensure the safe and reliable operation of electrical systems, preventing equipment damage and service interruptions caused by voltage fluctuations.
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Voltage Control. The ISO and NEVP shall coordinate the use of voltage control equipment to maintain transmission voltages and reactive flows at mutually agreed upon levels to ensure system stability within the operating range of electrical equipment and in accordance with WSCC MORC. The ISO and NEVP shall operate the facilities at the Interconnection at reactive reserve margins that are adequate to maintain minimum acceptable voltage limits under facility Outage conditions. Agreed upon voltage schedule limits and reactive flows are specified in Service Schedule 7.
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Voltage Control. Voltage Control is the joint responsibility of the two NCCs and shall be carried out in close mutual liaison.
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Voltage Control. Project Developer shall cooperate with Consumers to regulate the voltage level at the Point of Delivery by controlling its generators in accordance with Consumers' instructions. Such instructions shall include, but not be limited to, (a) maintaining voltage or (b) delivering real and reactive power to the Point of Delivery at levels specified by Consumers. The instructions given by Consumers shall be consistent with the normal practices adhered to by Consumers with respect to its own generators located on its system.
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Voltage Control. The ISO and CFE shall coordinate the use of voltage control equipment to maintain transmission voltages and reactive flows at mutually agreed upon levels to ensure system stability within the operating range of electrical equipment and in accordance with WSCC MORC. The ISO and CFE shall operate the facilities at the Interconnection at reactive reserve margins that are adequate to maintain minimum acceptable voltage limits under facility Outage conditions. Agreed upon voltage schedule limits and reactive flows will be specified in Service Schedule 7.
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Voltage Control. [Section 3.2.5] [Section 3.2.6] [Section 3.2.6.1]
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Voltage Control. Applicant shall cooperate with Utility to regulate the voltage level at the Point of Delivery by controlling its generators in accordance with Utility instructions. Such instructions shall include, but not be limited to, (a) maintaining voltage or (b) delivering real and reactive power to the Point of Delivery at levels specified by Utility. The instructions given by Utility shall be consistent with the normal practices adhered to by Utility with respect to its own generators located on its system.
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Voltage Control. This control mode will work similarly to P(f) Control for the active power. In this case the variable to be controlled is the voltage at the point of connection of the hybrid plant to the electrical power grid. The operator will fix a voltage set point that works in a closed-loop voltage control system.
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Voltage Control. Voltage control is a control function controlling the voltage at the Interconnection Boundary measured at the Point of Delivery. If the voltage set point is to be changed, such change shall be commenced within 2 seconds and completed no later than 30 seconds after receipt of an order to change the set point unless otherwise agreed with CEB. The controlled voltage shall not deviate from the set point by more than ±0.5% of the nominal voltage. The control droop, defined as the voltage change (per unit) caused by a change in reactive power (per unit), shall be set accordingly. When the voltage control has reached the Facility’s design limits, the control function shall await possible overall control from the transformer on load tap changer or other voltage control functions.
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