IEEE DRAFT 1147 : D8 2005

Introduction
1 Overview
  1.1 Scope
  1.2 Purpose
2 References
3 Definitions
4 General assessment considerations
  4.1 General conditions for rehabilitation
  4.2 Systems approach to rehabilitation
  4.3 Feasibility study
  4.4 Plant staffing assessment
5 Rehabilitation of waterways
  5.1 General
  5.2 Leakage Losses
  5.3 Head (Hydraulic) Losses
  5.4 Fishery Considerations
  5.5 Water Quality
6 Equipment affected by Rehabilitation
  6.1 General
  6.2 Turbines
  6.3 Governors
  6.4 Generators
  6.5 Excitation Systems
  6.6 Generator Main Leads and Switchgear
  6.7 Generator Neutral Grounding Equipment
  6.8 Main Transformers
  6.9 Control and Instrumentation Equipment
  6.10 Electrical Equipment Protection
  6.11 Auxiliary Power Equipment
  6.12 Batteries, Chargers, and DC Distribution Equipment
  6.13 Emergency Power Equipment
  6.14 Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)
  6.15 Lighting
  6.16 Water Systems
  6.17 Station Drainage
  6.18 Grounding System
  6.19 Cables and Raceways
  6.20 Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning Systems
  6.21 Fire Protection
  6.22 Compressed Air System
  6.23 Cranes
  6.24 Lubrication and Insulating Oil Purification Equipment
  6.25 Telephone or other Communication Equipment
  6.26 Plant Security
  6.27 Machine Shop
Annex A

Specifies alternatives hydroelectric power plant owners should consider when undertaking a rehabilitation of the facilities. It is useful in ensuring that potential improvements are not overlooked in the owner's process.