Modeling Requirements definition
Modeling Requirements means the latest version of TVA’s Modeling Requirements for Synchronous Generators and Inverter‐Based Resources. An Energy Resource at or above 25 MVA will be subject to the full Modeling Requirements and, in TVA’s sole discretion, an Energy Resource with Deployment below 25 MVA may require full or partial compliance with the Modeling Requirements.
Modeling Requirements means the latest version of TVA’s Modeling Requirements for Synchronous Generators and Inverter-Based Resources. An Energy Resource with deployment between 5 MVA and 25 MVA may require full or partial compliance with the Modeling Requirements as well as a TVA Transmission Study. An Energy Resource at or above 20 MVA will be subject to the full Modeling Requirements.
Examples of Modeling Requirements in a sentence
All inverter-based resources must conform to Clause 10 of the IEEE 2800 to meet the Modeling Requirements.
This is a 13-page document describing EAST-ADL in overview, background, modeling concepts (Functional Abstraction, Timing Modeling, Requirements Modeling, Functional Safety Modeling, Variability Modeling and Behavior Constraint Modelingg), methodology and related concepts.