_____Ratings provided by equipment manufacturers or obtained from equipment manufacturer specifications such as nameplate rating. _____One or more industry standards developed through an open process such as Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) or International Council on Large Electric Systems (CIGRE). _____A practice that has been verified by testing, performance history or engineering analysis. Equipment Ratings identified in R2, Part 2.1, includes identification of how each of the following was considered: _____Equipment Rating standard(s) used in development of this methodology. _____Ratings provided by equipment manufacturers or obtained from equipment manufacturer specifications. _____Ambient conditions (for particular or average conditions or as they vary in real-time). _____Operating limitations. A statement that a Rating shall respect the most limiting applicable Equipment “Facility Rating of the individual equipment that comprises that Facility” is included within the Facility Ratings Methodology. The scope of equipment addressed includes: _____Conductors _____Transformers _____Relay protective devices* _____Terminal equipment _____Series and shunt compensation devices _____Normal Ratings _____Emergency Ratings * For reply protective devices, the rating Is the threshold of loadability whereby the relay can safely operate without risking failure of the relay. The relay trip setting is not the facility rating under FAC-008-3 unless the trip setting is the most limiting factor of the facility. Note to Auditor: For the purpose of documenting the methodology used for developing Facility Ratings, the focus is on series-connected equipment that could have the most limiting Equipment Rating. Verify the registered entity has included the following equipment as equipment:” “terminal Wave traps Current transformers** Disconnect switches Breakers Primary fuses Any piece of series-connected equipment that comprises a Facility and that could have
_____Ratings provided by equipment manufacturers or obtained from equipment manufacturer specifications such as nameplate rating. _____One or more industry standards developed through an open process such as Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) or International Council on Large Electric Systems (CIGRE). _____A practice that has been verified by testing, performance history or engineering analysis. Equipment Ratings identified in R2, Part 2.1, includes identification of how each of the following was considered: _____Equipment Rating standard(s) used in development of this methodology. _____Ratings provided by equipment manufacturers or obtained from equipment manufacturer specifications. _____Ambient conditions (for particular or average conditions or as they vary in real-time). _____Operating limitations. A statement that a “Facility Rating shall respect the most limiting applicable Equipment Rating of the individual equipment that comprises that Facility” is included within the Facility Ratings Methodology. The scope of equipment addressed includes: _____Conductors _____Transformers _____Relay protective devices* _____Terminal equipment _____Series and shunt compensation devices _____Normal Ratings _____Emergency Ratings * For reply protective devices, the rating Is the threshold of loadability whereby the relay can safely operate without risking failure of the relay. The relay trip setting is not the facility rating under FAC-008-3 unless the trip setting is the most limiting factor of the facility. Note to Auditor: For the purpose of documenting the methodology used for developing Facility Ratings, the focus is on series-connected equipment that could have the most limiting Equipment Rating. Verify the registered entity has included the following equipment as “terminal equipment:” Wave traps Current transformers** Disconnect switches Breakers Primary fuses Any piece of series-connected equipment that comprises a Facility and that could have