enable the reserve equipment within the enablement lead time; generate at a level above the greater of the minimum operating level and the market capacity, and in accordance with dispatch instructions issued by AEMO; and under from within the disable instructions AEMO disablement lead time. During the test: All automatic for example, the control systems, excitation control system and governor system, must be operated in their automatic regulating mode; The reserve equipment must be operated in a constant and stable manner; and If AGC is installed, the scheduled generating unit must be operated under AGC control. Trend display printouts of the performance of the reserve equipment must be provided to AEMO as evidence of completion of this test. Schedule 2 Reserve (Load Reduction) –Scheduled Definitions In this Schedule: means the minimum amount of reserve that can be dispatched by AEMO. “block” means a person listed as such in Item 3. “consumer” the cessation of the provision of reserve required by a dispatch instruction and “disablement” resuming the taking of electricity supply. lead time” means the maximum period required for the reserve to be disabled and is “disablement specified in item 4. constraints” are detailed in the table in item 4. “dispatch end time” means the time the dispatch of reserve specified in a dispatch instruction must “dispatch cease. instruction” means an instruction from AEMO to the Reserve Provider to dispatch or to “dispatch disable the reserve (as the case may be). start time” means the time by which the reserve specified in a dispatch instruction must “dispatch be dispatched. means preparing reserve for dispatch. “enablement” instruction” means an instruction from AEMO to the Reserve Provider to enable the “enablement reserve. lead time” means the maximum period required by the Reserve Provider to enable the “enablement reserve in response to a enablement instruction and is specified in Item 4. capacity” means the loading level specified in Item 3. “firm
enable the reserve equipment within the enablement lead time; generate at a level above the greater of the minimum operating level and the market capacity, and in accordance with dispatch instructions issued by AEMO; and disable under instructions from AEMO within the disablement lead time. During the test: All automatic control systems, for example, the excitation control system and governor system, must be operated in their automatic regulating mode; The reserve equipment must be operated in a constant and stable manner; and If AGC is installed, the scheduled generating unit must be operated under AGC control. Trend display printouts of the performance of the reserve equipment must be provided to AEMO as evidence of completion of this test. Schedule 2 –Scheduled Reserve (Load Reduction) Definitions In this Schedule: “block” means the minimum amount of reserve that can be dispatched by AEMO. “consumer” means a person listed as such in Item 3. “disablement” the cessation of the provision of reserve required by a dispatch instruction and resuming the taking of electricity supply. “disablement lead time” means the maximum period required for the reserve to be disabled and is specified in item 4. “dispatch constraints” are detailed in the table in item 4. “dispatch end time” means the time the dispatch of reserve specified in a dispatch instruction must cease. “dispatch instruction” means an instruction from AEMO to the Reserve Provider to dispatch or to disable the reserve (as the case may be). “dispatch start time” means the time by which the reserve specified in a dispatch instruction must be dispatched. “enablement” means preparing reserve for dispatch. “enablement instruction” means an instruction from AEMO to the Reserve Provider to enable the reserve. “enablement lead time” means the maximum period required by the Reserve Provider to enable the reserve in response to a enablement instruction and is specified in Item 4. “firm capacity” means the loading level specified in Item 3.
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