Flow Calculations Clause Samples
The Flow Calculations clause defines the method and procedures for determining the quantity and quality of a substance—such as gas, oil, or water—passing through a measurement point in a contract. It typically outlines the equipment, standards, and formulas to be used for accurate measurement, and may specify how discrepancies or errors are to be handled. This clause ensures that both parties have a clear, agreed-upon process for measuring flows, thereby reducing disputes and ensuring fair allocation or billing based on actual quantities delivered.
Flow Calculations. As of the Closing Date and until Aqua installs flow meters to measure the Flow from each Contributing User, Flow for billing purposes shall be calculated based on the existing practice of using water meter read information supplied by the Contributing User or their water provider. After flow meters are installed to measure the Flow from each Contributing User, Flow from the Municipality System shall be determined by combining (i) the Metered Flow, and (ii) all remaining Un-Metered Flow pursuant to Exhibit B. Flow calculations for each quarter shall be communicated to the Municipality within thirty (30) days of the end of each quarter. Daily Flow calculations shall be based on a twenty-four (24) hour period utilizing 7:00 AM as the daily meter reading time.
Flow Calculations. Market Flow, Firm Gen-to- Load Flow, and Economic Dispatch When a Market-Based Operating Entity’s dispatch creates untagged energy flows on a Coordinated Flowgate, those flows can be quantified and considered the directional Market Flow. Market Flow is then further designated into two components: Firm Gen- to-Load Flow, which is energy flow related to contributions from the Network Native Load serving aspects of the dispatch, and Economic Dispatch (ED) Flow, which is energy flow related to the Market-Based Operating Entity’s market operations. These distinctions are important, as the Firm Gen-to-Load Flows are considered firm, while the Economic Dispatch Flows are not.
Flow Calculations. Using aquifer properties, alluvium thickness, and hydraulic gradients determined from the characterization efforts, Darcy’s Law will be used to estimate underflow from the fringe areas to the larger basin. The quantity of flow may not be significant to the water budget of the larger basin. In consultation with District personnel, GSI will prepare a memorandum outlining a proposed approach for the basin boundary modification, including the rationale for the fringe areas that will be included, type of modification request (scientific or jurisdictional, external or internal), and recommended process for proceeding with the request. Any changes in scope or budget will be identified at this time. GSI will not proceed with Task 4.2 until the District is in full agreement with the strategy described in the memorandum.
Flow Calculations. Market Flow, Firm Gen-to-Load Flow, and Non-Firm Economic Dispatch 20
4.1 Market Flow Determination 21
4.2 Firm Gen-to-Load Flow Determination Overview 25
4.3 Determining the Firm Gen-to-Load Limit 25
4.4 Firm Gen-to-Load Calculation Rules 26 5. Market-Based Operating Entity Congestion Management 27
5.1 Calculating Market Flows 27 5.2 Providing Data for Reliability Analysis 27 5.3 Day-Ahead Operations Process 28 5.4 Real-time Operations Process 28
Flow Calculations. Market Flow, Firm Gen-to-Load Flow, and Non-Firm Economic Dispatch