Procedure for Design Temperature for RE Plants in compliance to CEA Regulations
Procedure for assessment of the Design Temperature for RE Plants in compliance to CEA (Technical Standards for Connectivity to the Grid) Regulations
The Working Group comprising of members from CEA, CTU, Grid-India & SECI, had in July,2022 submitted their Report on various issues related to compliance of Central Electricity Authority (Technical Standards for Connectivity to the Grid), Regulations for guidance of the RE Generators. The Working Group Report was duly accepted and approved by Chairperson, CEA, for consideration of all the stakeholders. One of the aspect deliberated in the said Report of the Working Group was concerning the temperature extremes corresponding to the location of the RE generating station for design of their machines (WTG/Inverter), for which the temperature data recorded by the nearest measuring station of the India Meteorological Department (IMD) under Ministry of Earth Sciences, Govt. of India, was to be considered. In view of the issues and difficulties being faced by RE developers in seeking temperature data from IMD corresponding to the location of the RE generating station for design of the machines, CEA had pursued the subject matter with IMD. The data of maximum temperature of 389 IMD measuring stations for the period 2001 to 2023 furnished by IMD along with the coordinates of the stations as well as the maximum temperature data plotted on the map of the country, as received from IMD.
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