PRC-028-1: Disturbance Monitoring for Inverter-Based Resources
As inverter-based resources reshape the grid, PRC-028-1 ensures operators, planners, and reliability coordinators have access to high-resolution, time-synchronized data so they can prove what happened when the grid was stressed — not just assume it.
The manual reality
Fragmented data sources across relays, inverters, and plant systems
Manual validation of recording coverage and settings
Uncertainty around data completeness, especially for legacy assets
Audit risk tied to missing, misaligned, or inaccessible data
What data phleet automates
Regularly verifies Sequence of Event Recording (SER), Fault Recording (FR), and Dynamic Disturbance Recording (DDR) coverage across applicable assets
Validates data availability, synchronization, and configuration
Identifies gaps in recording, retention, and retrieval readiness
Detects issues early — before they become audit findings or event blind spots
Live product screenshot
PRC-028-1 assessment, real customer environment. 142 devices evaluated against Sequence of Events Recording, Fault Recording, and Dynamic Disturbance Recording requirements — gaps flagged automatically, requirement by requirement.
See PRC-028-1 automated, live
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