System disturbance data. The Drafting Team will also review technical justifications for requirements in the Standard. The Drafting Team will also take the steps necessary to present to industry to the content of the Standard. This will give industry the opportunity to make more informed comments, and improve the overall process. In the Applicability Section, Responsible Entity was used to include the Planning Coordinator and Reliability Coordinator functional entities as described in the NERC Functional Model. The Drafting Team recognized that among the different regions there are different entities that address Dynamic Disturbance recording. The appropriate use of Responsible Entity will ensure that the responsibility for collecting needed disturbance data will be recognized. For requirements for which neither the Planning Coordinator or the Reliability Coordinator is the appropriate applicable entity, the specific functional entity will be named. The Transmission Owners and Generator Owners will be responsible for the bulk of the Requirements in this Standard. Planning Coordinators and Reliability Coordinators as applicable will be responsible for determining a list of locations for which the owner must capture Dynamic Disturbance data. A study of multiple systems across the continent was done to determine the locations needed to record sufficient power system data for Sequence of Events, Faults, and Dynamic Disturbances based on three phase bolted short circuit MVA thresholds. The drafting team is creating the following new terms: Sequence of Events Recording, Fault Recording, and Dynamic Disturbance Recording. The drafting team is also using the NPCC Regional definition of Generating Plant in PRC-002-2, and is proposing to move the Regional definition to the NERC Glossary. You do not have to answer all questions. Enter All Comments in Simple Text Format. Bullets, numbers, and special formatting will not be retained. Insert a “check” mark in the appropriate boxes by double-clicking the gray areas.
System disturbance data. The Drafting Team will also review technical justifications for requirements in the Standard. The Drafting Team will also take the steps necessary to present to industry to the content of the Standard. This will give industry the opportunity to make more informed comments, and improve the overall process. In the Applicability Section, Responsible Entity was used to include the Planning Coordinator and Reliability Coordinator functional entities as described in the NERC Functional Model. The Drafting Team recognized that among the different regions there are different entities that address Dynamic Disturbance recording. The appropriate use of Responsible Entity will ensure that the responsibility for collecting needed disturbance data will be recognized. For requirements for which neither the Planning Coordinator or the Reliability Coordinator is the appropriate applicable entity, the specific functional entity will be named. The Transmission Owners and Generator Owners will be responsible for the bulk of the Requirements in this Standard. Planning Coordinators and Reliability Coordinators as applicable will be responsible for determining a list of locations for which the owner must capture Dynamic Disturbance data. A study of multiple systems across the continent was done to determine the locations needed to record sufficient power system data for Sequence of Events, Faults, and Dynamic Disturbances based on three phase bolted short circuit MVA thresholds. The drafting team is creating the following new terms: Sequence of Events Recording, Fault Recording, and Dynamic Disturbance Recording. The drafting team is also using the NPCC Regional definition of Generating Plant in PRC-002-2, and is proposing to move the Regional definition to the NERC Glossary. You do not have to answer all questions. Enter All Comments in Simple Text Format. Bullets, numbers, and special formatting will not be retained. Insert a “check” mark in the appropriate boxes by double-clicking the gray areas.