10.2. Objective.
10.3. Reportable Events.
a. Exceptionally high / low system voltage or frequency.
b. Serious equipment problem relating to major circuit breaker, transformer or bus bar.
c. Loss of major Generating Unit. System split, State Transmission System breakaway or Black Start.
d. Tripping of Transmission Line, ICT (Interconnecting transformer) and capacitor banks.
e. Major fire incidents.
f. Force-Majeure condition like flooding or lightning etc.
g. Major failure of protection.
h. Equipment and Transmission Line overload.
i. Accidents-Fatal and Non-Fatal.
j. Load Crash / Loss of Load
k. Excessive Drawal deviations.
I. Minor equipment alarms.
10.4. Reporting Procedure.
i. Location of incident.
ii. Date and time of incident.
iii. Plant or equipment involved.
iv. Details of relay indications with nature of fault implications, Antecedent conditions like line flows, bus voltage, generation and demand
v. Supplies and quantum interrupted and duration if applicable.
vi. Amount of generation lost if applicable and its duration
vii. Brief description of incident.
viii. Estimate of time to return to service.
ix. Name of Organisation
x. Possibility of alternate arrangement of supply
10.5. Reporting Form.
10.6. Major Grid Incidence.
(b) Periodic Reports - All distribution licensees shall send a weekly report to SLDC on the performance of their respective systems which should cover the following information:
(i) Voltage profile at all Sub/Stations (66KV) 132KV and above.
(ii) Average, maximum, minimum demand (both MW and MVAR) met at such S/Stns.
(iii) Quantum and duration of load shed, with reasons
(iv) Outage of major elements
(v) Network constraints
(vi) Daily energy consumed and energy exchanged by the DISCOM
(c) SLDC shall post in its website a monthly performance report of the State as a whole covering:
(i) Hourly demand met and generation for peak any and minimum demand met day. Also the average daily off-peak and peak demands met.
(ii) Daily average consumption
(iii) Station-wise daily maximum, minimum and average generation (MW), together with daily energy generation
(iv) Instances of non-compliance of the State Grid Code
(v) Progress of construction of new generating units, lines and transformers. Details of generation and transmission outages during the month.
10.7. Accident Reporting.
Section 10 • Bihar Electricity Grid Code, 2010
10. Operational Event/Accident Reporting.
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