Dispatch Instruction ispatch Parameters Dispatched Output Distribution Entity Distribution System ‘The process used by the TSP to apportion the total Demand of the Grid through the issuance of Dispatch Instructions to Generators, Distribution Entities, and Directly-connected Customers in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 5: Scheduling and Dispatch Code to achieve the operational requirements of balancing Demand with supply that will ‘ensure the Security of the Grid, Refers to the instruction issued by the TSP to the Generators, Distribution Entities, Directly-connected Customers, Scheduled Generating Units and/or the Generators whose Generating Units will provide System Services to implement the final Generation Schedule in real time. ‘The electrical parameters incorporated in the Dispatch Instruction, The net Energy delivered to the Transmission System by a Generator at the Connection Point (gross Generated energy minus auxiliary consumption). Entity that own, operate, and distribute electricity through a Distribution System, ‘The system of wires and associated facilities belonging to a franchised Distribution Entity, extending between the delivery points on the Connection Point to the premises of the end Users of electricity, Also, itis an electricity network consisting of assets operated at a nominal voltage of 69 KV or less. ®Disturbance Recorder Electric Utility Industry Electrical Diagram Electricity Law Embedded/Captive Generating Unit/Station Emergency Emergency Plans Energize/Energization A device provided to record the behavior of the pre-selected digital and analog values of the system parameters during an Event. Means all the stakeholders responsible for the Generation, Transmission, Distribution, and use of electricity A schematic representation, using standard electrical symbols, Which shows the connection of Equipment or Power System components to each other or to external circuits. The Electricity Law” of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. ‘A Generating Unit/Station that is connected to a Distribution System or the System of any User and has no direct Connection to the Transmission System, A Partial Shutdown or Total Shutdown or any other physical or operational condition and/or occurrence on the System which, in TSP's opinion, is (i) imminently likely to endanger or is endangering life or property; or (i) is imminently likely to impair or is impairing: (a) TSP’s ability to discharge any statutory, regulatory or other legal obligation and/or (b) the Safety and/or Reliability of the Power System. TSP’s plans to deal with Emergency situations or Events. The act of operation of switching Equipment or the Startup of a Generating Unit, which results in there being a non-zero. voltage beyond a Connection Point or part of the System, ® sen scm |Energy Equipment Estimated Equipment Data Event Event Logger Excitation (System), Exciter Extra High Voltage EHV Fast Start Capability Unless otherwise qualified, refers to the Active Energy. All Apparatus, machines, conductors, etc, used as part of, or in connection with, an electrical installation. ‘The System of numbering ornomenclaturefortheidentification ‘of Equipment at the Connection Points in the Gri It shall contain the User's best estimate of the values of parameters and information pertaining to its Equipment and Apparatus and which on Connection become fixed (subject to any subsequent change). ‘An unscheduled or unplanned occurrence oran abrupt change fr disturbance in a Power System due to Fault, Equipment ‘Outage, or adverse weather condition, A device provided to record the sequence of operation in time, of the relays/ Equipments at a location during an Event. ‘The Equipment providing the field current of a Generating Unit, including all regulating and control elements, as well as field discharge or suppression Equipment and protective devices. Avoltage level exceeding 230 kV. ‘The Capability ofa Generating Unit to Start-up and Synchronize with the Grid within 10 minutes. ®