LOONAR

IEC, IEEE and the grid code read in a single pass

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From package to work product

A guaranteed loss figure is not a specification, it is a price. Miss the penalty attached to it and the cost surfaces once the contract is running.

Ratings and impedance

Every unit and panel, read against the IEC series.

Loonar takes the distribution transformers, grid units, switchgear and auxiliary supply out of the tender and lays them out tag by tag: rating, HV and LV voltages, vector group, impedance, cooling, tap changer and the IEC standard each one answers to. The bay reference from the single line diagram sits beside the rating, and every value carries its page.

Technical deviations

Sixty-two items become nineteen decisions.

Loonar rolls the values up against your type test evidence, so short-circuit withstand is one row covering the whole 132/33 kV scope rather than a check per unit. A report held for an 8 MVA design and not the 10 MVA, on-load tap changers at twenty-two weeks, a loss penalty you cannot underwrite, cast resin below your smallest frame: each one is a deviation with its items and the register behind it.

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The clause register

The tender conditions, clause by clause.

Every clause is classified, risk rated and assessed against your standard positions. Losses capitalised at eight thousand pounds per kilowatt, customer minutes lost passed through as supplier liability, a five-year warranty that pauses during outages: the four clauses that carry real exposure surface above the twenty-eight that are already aligned.

Explore solutions

The rest of the range.

See what Loonar reads in your package.

Book 30 minutes and bring a real large RFQ. We run your own package through Loonar and show you the requirement list it builds, every value carrying its page and the standard behind it.