Freedom from Objectionable Matter Sample Clauses

Freedom from Objectionable Matter. The gas to be delivered to Union at the Receipt Point(s) hereunder, a. shall be commercially free from bacteria, sand, dust, gums, crude oils, lubricating oils, liquids, chemicals or compounds used in the production, treatment, compression or dehydration of the gas or any other objectionable substance in sufficient quantity so as to render the gas toxic, unmerchantable or cause injury to, or interference with, the proper operation of the lines, regulators, meters or other appliances through which it flows,
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Freedom from Objectionable Matter. The gas to be delivered to/by Company hereunder, (a) shall not contain any contaminants, particles, or other impurities at a concentration that is known as a threat to the integrity of the system, human health, or the environment. (b) shall be commercially free* from bacteria, siloxanes, ammonia, halocarbons, heavy metals, sand, dust, gums, crude oils, lubricating oils, liquids, chemicals, or compounds used in the production, treatment, compression, or dehydration of the gas or any other objectionable substance in sufficient quantity that renders the gas toxic, unmerchantable, or causes damage to or interference with the proper operation of the lines, regulators, meters, or other appliances through which the gas flows. * Limits to quantify commercially free amounts: • 3 mg of ammonia per m3 of gas. • 1 mg of silicon per m3 of gas for siloxanes. • 10 mg of fluorine and 1 mg of chlorine per m3 gas for halocarbons. • 80 μg of mercury and 190 μg of arsenic per m3 gas for heavy metals. • 50,000,000 total bacteria, 1,000,000 live bacteria and 10,000 spores per 100 ft3 gas for bacteria. (c) shall not contain more than seven (7) milligrams of hydrogen sulphide per cubic metre of gas, nor more than one hundred (100) milligrams of total sulphur per cubic metre of gas, (d) shall not contain more than six (6) milligrams of mercaptan sulphur per cubic metre of gas, (e) shall not contain more than two point zero (2.0) molar percent by volume of carbon dioxide in the gas, (f) shall not contain more than zero point four (0.4) molar percent by volume of oxygen in the gas, (g) shall not contain more than zero point five (0.5) molar percent by volume of carbon monoxide in the gas, (h) shall not contain more than two point zero (2.0) molar percent of hydrogen in the gas subject to an engineering assessment for each specific RNG project to identify impacted equipment sensitive to hydrogen, e.g. gas turbines, stationary reciprocating gas engines, steel tanks in CNG vehicles. (i) shall not contain more than sixty-five (65) milligrams of water vapour per cubic metre of gas, (j) shall not have a cricondentherm hydrocarbon dewpoint exceeding minus eight (- 8) degrees Celsius, (k) shall have Xxxxx Number from forty seven point two (47.2) megajoules per cubic metre of gas to fifty one point two (51.2) megajoules per cubic metre of gas, maximum of one point five (1.5) mole percent by volume of butane plus (C4+) in the gas, and maximum of four point zero (4.0) mole percent by volume of...
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Freedom from Objectionable Matter. Petroleum shall not contain sand, dust, dirt, gums, impurities or other objectionable substances in quantities that may be injurious to Keystone, the Tank Facilities, the Pipeline System or downstream facilities, or which may otherwise interfere with the transportation of Petroleum in the Pipeline System.
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Freedom from Objectionable Matter. The gas received and delivered: (a) Shall be commercially free from dust or other solid or liquid matter. (b) Shall not contain more than one (1) grain of hydrogen sulfide per one hundred (100) cubic feet of gas, as determined by methods prescribed in Standards of Gas Service, Circular of the National Bureau of Standards, No. 05, page 134 (1934 edition). EXHIBIT 7 AIR SPECIFICATION NOT USED EXHIBIT 8 ASSUMPTIONS
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Freedom from Objectionable Matter. The gas: (1) Shall be commercially free from sand, dust, gums, crude oil, impurities and other objectionable substances which may be injurious to pipelines or which may interfere with its transmission through pipelines or its commercial utilization. (2) Shall not have a hydrocarbon dew-point in excess of fifteen degrees (15m) Fahrenheit at pressures up to eight hundred (800) psig. (3) Shall not contain more than one-quarter (1/4) grain of hydrogen sulfide per one hundred (100) standard cubic feet. (4) Shall not contain more than ten(10) grains of total sulphur per one hundred (100) standard cubic feet. (5) Shall not contain more than two percent (2%) by volume of carbon dioxide. (6) Shall not contain more than four (4) pounds of water vapor per one million (1,000,000) standard cubic feet. (7) Shall not exceed one hundred ten degrees (110m) Fahrenheit in temperature at the point of measurement. (8) Shall be as free of oxygen as it can be kept through the exercise of all reasonable precautions, and shall not in any event contain more than four-tenths of one percent (0.4%) by volume of oxygen.
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