Commissioning Test for Cogeneration System Integration into Power System
The purpose of the commissioning test for cogeneration system integration into the power system is to verify that the newly integrated cogeneration system complies with safety and reliability standards for electrical facilities. This ensures the prevention of power incidents or grid connection delays caused by unsafe conditions during energization. The test validates the system's design, equipment, and operational compliance with relevant regulations and standards, confirming its ability to operate safely and in coordination with the existing power system.
Scope of Work Includes:
- System Performance Testing：Verification of cogeneration system functions and performance parameters (e.g., power output, voltage, current, efficiency) against design specifications.
- Grid Integration Testing：Validation of seamless integration with the existing distribution system, including interconnection wiring, protection devices, and control systems.
- Safety Validation Protocols：Execution of safety validation procedures (e.g., insulation resistance tests, short-circuit tests, overload tests) to ensure operational reliability.
- Regulatory Conformance Verification：Confirmation of compliance with applicable standards and regulations (e.g., Electricity Act, Rules Governing Installation and Inspection of Electrical Equipment).
The commissioning test establishes a foundation for subsequent system operation and maintenance while ensuring the quality, safety, and regulatory adherence of the integrated cogeneration facility.
