B3 10.1

  1. Load Dispatchers have three primary duties.
    These are to                          , and              Energy Services' operations
    control, direct, coordinate
  2. True/False

    Load Dispatchers exercise centralized control over
    Transmission and Distribution Circuits
    Receiving, Switching, and Distributing Stations
    Generating Stations
    Hydroelectric Power Plants
    Converter Stations
    True
  3. Load Dispatchers                  the restoration of service under both normal, and emergency conditions, plus administer programs (bids) permitting scheduled work
    direct
  4. Load Dispatchers                 the interchange of scheduled
    power with other utilities
    coordinate
  5. Load Dispatchers have primary CLEARANCE jurisdiction over all equipment                on the Power System.
    IN SERVICE
  6. True/False

    With SCADA controls, Load Dispatchers can operate virtually all of the above equipment, except for feeders
    True
  7. True/False

    SA equipment allows the ECC to view the status of the station and control the same equipment as the RTU and but does not allow the acquisition of reads from and control of Feeder CBs and ARs.
    False
  8. What are the three interconnected areas of control for Bulk Dispatchers
    • Transmission of power
    • Generation of power
    • Interchange of power
  9. What three dispatchers operate under the direction of the Senior Load Dispatcher
    • Transmission Dispatcher
    • Generation Dispatcher
    • Interchange Dispatcher
  10. Involved with the transmission of power from its source to receiving station power banks
    Transmission Dispatchers
  11. Assigned to control the Energy Services' Hydro and thermal generation. They also maintain transmission system voltages, power flows, and frequency within predetermined limits.
    Generation Dispatchers
  12. Responsible for the scheduling of power exchanged with other utilities and accounting for the power actually exchanged.
    Interchange Dispatchers
  13. Arranges for the "wheeling" of power using the transmission facilities of one or more other systems to provide a path between buyers and sellers
    Interchange Dispatchers
  14. Central Dispatcher's area of responsibility covers
    the areas supplied by receiving stations A, D, G, H, K, and P
  15. North Dispatcher's area of responsibility covers the areas
    supplied by
    Receiving Stations E, J, M, R, S, T, U, and Rinaldi
  16. South Dispatcher area of responsibility covers
    Receiving Stations B, C, F, L, N, Q, and Halldale
  17. True/False

    Trouble Dispatchers work for the Power Transmission and
    Distribution Business Unit.
    True
Author
Benjammincash
ID
354920
Card Set
B3 10.1
Description
Generation
Updated