For this use case,
we've got a design request to add a recloser to pole 508. So I'm going
to quickly query pole 508 so I can go immediately to that structure.
Going to zoom in,
you can see I can see all the information on the pole,
but this is a design.
So I'm going to go ahead and draw
my design boundary around that pole.
So that way the other designers in the group can know that
that I'm designing over here on pole 508.
And have the visibility to see so.
So go ahead and name that pole 508 recloser.
And then as far as the type,
I'm going to put this in our Flizzr grant type.
So that way we can keep up with all of the projects
we've completed as part of this grant funding.
Going to go ahead and open up this design,
click on to the structure that we're going to put the recloser on.
So pole 508,
add an object,
and this is going to be an interactive
protection equipment added under our recloser,
and then go ahead and move this as installation proposed.
And then to
get the specifics,
I'm going to go to our compatible unit chooser.
This is going to be a ganged three-phase recloser.
I'm just going to quickly search for that.
It's in our switchgear category,
and this all came over from our inventory system.
So go ahead and click that.
We've got the C used there and save this.
And it immediately pops us out to our containment
model where we're going to drag and drop what's both
upstream and downstream so we can see connectivity.
And also as a quick
double check of connectivity,
I am going to perform a trace
from this recloser upstream to the circuit breaker at the substation.
You can see it picked up all that as well as
highlighted what we went through as part of that trace.
Then in addition to the connectivity,
I wanted to check our design rules and conflicts.
Go ahead and run that.
Nothing came through, so we look good there.
And this leads us to where we can publish the design.
Go ahead and publish that.
It tells me how many changes were applied.
And lastly,
I'm going to go ahead and mark this state from design to complete.