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Revision as of 20:42, 14 January 2021
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Definitions
European Commission
‘Operational security’ means the transmission system's capability to retain a normal state or to return to a normal state as soon as possible, and which is characterised by operational security limits. [1]
National Definitions
Bulgaria
„ǭDzǹǷdzǶǨǺǨǾǰǶǵǵǨ ǹǰǫǻǸǵǶǹǺ“ ǶǯǵǨǿǨǪǨ ǹǷǶǹǶǩǵǶǹǺǺǨ ǵǨ ǷǸǭǵǶǹǵǨǺǨ ǹǰǹǺǭǴǨ ǬǨ ǯǨǷǨǯǪǨ ǵǶǸǴǨdzǵǶǺǶ ǹǰ ǹȂǹǺǶȇǵǰǭ ǰdzǰ ǬǨ ǹǭ ǪǸȂȁǨ DzȂǴ ǵǶǸǴǨdzǵǶǺǶ ǹǰ ǹȂǹǺǶȇǵǰǭ ǪȂǯǴǶǮǵǶ ǵǨDZ-ǩȂǸǯǶ; ǺǨǯǰ ǹǷǶǹǶǩǵǶǹǺ ǹǭ ǽǨǸǨDzǺǭǸǰǯǰǸǨ ǹ ǫǸǨǵǰǾǰ, ǶǹǰǫǻǸȇǪǨȁǰ ǭDzǹǷdzǶǨǺǨǾǰǶǵǵǨ ǹǰǫǻǸǵǶǹǺ. [1]
Ireland
‘Operational security’ means the transmission system's capability to retain a normal state or to return to a normal state as soon as possible, and which is characterised by operational security limits. [1]
See also
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