2.0 Terms Defined in this Directory The definitions of terms found in this Directory appearing in bold typeface can be found in Document A-07, NPCC Glossary of Terms.
AI summary The document directs readers to Document A-07 for definitions of terms in bold typeface, referencing the NPCC Glossary of Terms.
2.0 Definitions Please refer to the NPCC Glossary of Terms (NPCC Document A-07). Terms found in the Glossary are bolded here.
AI summary This section defines terms by referencing the NPCC Glossary of Terms (NPCC Document A-07), with glossary terms bolded for emphasis.
d. Ballots i. Permit multiple initial ballots without the need for multiple 30-day pre-ballot review periods. Permit modification to the balloted reliability standard between these multiple initial ballot periods if the ballot results and...
AI summary The text discusses modifying the ballot process for reliability standards to allow multiple initial ballots without separate 30-day reviews, enabling modifications based on feedback. It references the NERC Standard Processes Manual and the Commission's approval of the manual in 2010, which outlines procedures for successive ballots and recirculation.
ity is limited by the requirement to adequately protect the transmission line, set the transmission line distance relays to a maximum of 125% of the apparent impedance (at the impedance angle of the transmission line) subject to the follow...
AI summary The text outlines technical requirements for setting relay parameters and circuit capabilities in transmission systems, including maximum torque angles, relay loadability evaluations, and agreement requirements among stakeholders. It references IEEE standards for transformer design and temperature limits.
F. Supplemental Technical Reference Document 1. The following document is an explanatory supplement to the standard. It provides the technical rationale underlying the requirements in this standard. The reference document contains methodol...
AI summary This supplemental technical reference document explains the technical rationale behind standard requirements, providing methodology examples for determining practical relaying loadability ratings. It cites a 2007 NERC Planning Committee report as a reference, emphasizing that other comparable methodologies are not excluded.
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