6.1 Outage Types / Entering Tickets Flashcards

1
Q

What is the only reason PJM will deny an outage request ?

A

When it affects the reliability of the PJM RTO

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2
Q

How are outage requests honored by PJM?

A

First come, first served

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3
Q

What are the 3 outage categories?

A
  • Forecasted / Planned
  • Maintenance
  • Unplanned
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4
Q

When do forecasted planned outages need to be submitted?

A

At least 30 days prior to operating day

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5
Q

What happens to a forecasted outage when it is due to start in less than 31 days?

A

Changed to “Planned” status

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6
Q

How can the start date of a “planned” ticket be changed?

A

It can only be increased, and no more than 30 days into future).

(end date can also be changed).

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7
Q

What are the rules re: Reductions once a ticket has changed to “planned”?

A

A reduction ticket can still be submitted, but only to decrease the amount of reduction.

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8
Q

Can a Planned outage be rescheduled and what are the rules?

A

It has to be approved by PJM and then moves to “unplanned” and can’t be extended past original timeframe.

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9
Q

What is considered in the approval process for rescheduling a planned outage?

A
  • Violation of black start scenario
  • Violation of reliability scenario
  • Availability of adequate reserves
  • Whether outage is scheduled during Peak Period Maintenance Season
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10
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When does a Planned Outage Extension need to be submitted via eDART?

A

At least 48 hrs before the outage end date.

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11
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What circumstances qualify for a Planned Outage Extension?

A

Only when original scope of work requires more time than originally scheduled (not when unexpected problems or delays are encountered).

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12
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What is a Maintenance Outage?

A

An outage that may be deferred beyond the next weekend.

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13
Q

What is the Maintenance Outage duration limit during Peak Period Maintenance Season?

A

9 consecutive days; 5 weekdays plus included weekends

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14
Q

When is the Peak Period Maintenance season?

A

the weeks containing the 24th through 36th Wednesdays of the year (starting Monday and ending Friday. )

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15
Q

What are the requirements for Maintenance Outage Extensions?

A
  • Only for more time on original scope of work; not for unexpected problems or delays.
  • request must be submitted before original end date
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16
Q

What is “initially denied” status?

A

If a Maintenance Outage is submitted inside of 3 days from start, it gets this status.

Does not mean it was denied, just under evaluation

17
Q

At what point does a Maintenance Outage become an “Unplanned” Outage?

A

If it is extended beyond 9 days in PPM season.

18
Q

What is expected when an Unplanned Outage occurs?

A
  • Notify PJM verbally, as soon as possible
  • Provide expected return to service date /time
  • Submit record through eDART
19
Q

What is the maximum amount of time an Unplanned Outage can be submitted in advance?

A

72 hours