2016-10-17 GC Agenda - Item 8 - Attachment 2 (Amended) - Statement of Financial Position

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Project Name: Noosa Council Project Number: _RO506688_

     1.    Customer emission limits

     1.1.  Voltage fluctuations (Rule $5.3.7)
            The Customer must ensure that the voltage fluctuations caused by variations
            in loading level at the connection point, including those arising from
            energisation, de-energisation or other operation of plant, must not exceed the
            voltage fluctuation emission limits specified by ENERGEX.
                      :      Short and long term flicker emission limits
                   Individual Short Term Emission       individual Long Term
                                 Py                             =P

            Rapid Voltage Changes Emission Limits (Starting Condition) is given in the
            following table:
            The maximum voltage change AU/UN for normal operating conditions is
            expressed in percent of the actual voltage in the table below. A customer may
            cause voltage changes, depending on the repetition frequency of these
            changes. Where AU is steady state voltage Change and UN is Steady state
            voltage.

               Emission Limits for voltage changes in function of the number of
                                     changes per hour, r
Sone)                      Fee)                                                  as
                 pur"       24041BV(LV) |                          33KV    (MV)
        jE ES
        Pp  tersiO) PCS
              <rs1000 |
        — 100<rs1000 fF                   SK

     1.2.   Harmonics and voltage notching (Rule $5.3.8)
            The Customer must ensure that the harmonic voltage distortion caused by
            non-linearity, commutation  of power   electronic equipment,  harmonic
            resonance and other effects within the plant, must not exceed the harmonic
            emission limits specified by ENERGEX.

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