Demineralized Water Sample Clauses

Demineralized Water. Owner shall, upon reasonable request by the Westlake Parties make available to the Westlake Parties or their Affiliates Demineralized Water, at a cost to the Westlake Parties as incurred by Owner in relation to such Demineralized Water, and in sufficient amounts, and of such quality, standards and specifications suitable for the operation of the Westlake Facilities, in accordance with the standards and quality being used in the operation of the Westlake Facilities as of the date of this Agreement, or as may be reasonably requested by the Westlake Parties based upon changed needs. Owner shall use commercially reasonable efforts to make available such Demineralized Water when requested by the Westlake Parties; provided that Owner shall not be obligated to make available Demineralized Water hereunder if doing so would have a material adverse effect on the operations of the Ethylene Assets. The Westlake Parties shall provide reasonable notice to Owner of the approximate date, time and quantity of each of their requirements of Demineralized Water, (subsections (a), (b), (c) and (d), collectively, the “Owner Provided Services”).
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Demineralized Water. (a) Lessee shall have the right to purchase water treated at Lessor's existing demineralization plant ("Water Plant") in accordance with the terms of this Section 9.
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Demineralized Water. The makeup water treatment system provides quality water for combustion turbine inlet air evaporative cooling (water quality to meet OEM requirements) and any other applications required higher quality water. The demineralizer system shall be capable of providing a continuous rate equal to at least the plant’s maximum daily consumptive water use (including allowance for regeneration) when operating at maximum peak load. Demineralized water storage capacity shall be sufficient to support a minimum two days of July peak plant service with 24 hours per day combustion turbine(s) inlet evaporator cooling (if provided) and 16 hours per day of power augmentation (if provided) including two start/stop cycles per day. One train of demineralizers shall be considered not operating. The system shall be fully automated system with critical controls, instrumentation and alarms available both locally and in the control room (able to start, operate and stop unmanned) and logged in the DCS. All water treatment and regeneration equipment shall be fully enclosed and climate controlled. Building shall be adequately sized and designed for ease of removal of large equipment (including roll up doors, overhead crane, and trolley). The makeup water treatment system shall consist of and not be limited to a water treatment plant, a raw water tank, a filtered water tank, reverse osmosis (RO) unit, and a demineralized water tank. The quality of the RO water and demineralized water produced by the water treatment system must meet the equipment manufacture’s requirements and EPRI’s recommendations for major equipment such as CTG. Full redundancy of all chemical pumps and for raw water supply and final product outlet shall be provided. Chemical storage adequate to support 30 days of full capacity water production shall be provided. All chemical equipment, instrumentation and piping shall be properly shielded in accordance with OSHA requirements. All pumps shall have suction/discharge flange and bolt connections. The demineralizer piping arrangement shall be plumbed to allow for use of portable demineralizers.
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