Fuel Gas Flow Measurements Sample Clauses

Fuel Gas Flow Measurements. The Plant fuel gas flow measurements will be based on the permanent Plant orifice flow meter. The meter is a Vixxxxx-Xxxxx xunior flow metering tube (or equal) with straightening vanes manufactured and installed in accordance with [14]. Signals of static pressure, temperature, and square root of differential pressure are sent to the DCS. The determination of fuel gas flow for the performance test will be based on manual calculations using the raw pressure, temperature, and differential pressure measurements in accordance with [12], [13], [14], [17], and/or [18] as appropriate, and in conjunction with the actual fuel gas analysis. In addition to the pressure, temperature, and differential pressure at the orifice plate, the DCS also receives inputs from the Transco and/or SONAT online gas chromatograph. Outputs from the chromatograph to the DCS include constituent analysis, heating value, and specific gravity. Volumetric flow at standard conditions is calculated directly in the DCS using orifice data and chromatograph data in Exhibit 4.2-15 conjunction with Baxxxx xlgorithms. This calculated flow will serve as a secondary measurement for the performance test. Also secondary data, fuel gas flow measurements for each Combustion Turbine will be collected via the GE supplied permanent orifice flow meters on the fuel gas supply line to each Combustion Turbine and each HRSG. Actual readings of differential pressure, static pressure, and temperature will be collected from the associated permanent Plant instruments. Fuel gas mass flow will be calculated in accordance with [12], [13], [14], [17], and/or [18] as appropriate, and in conjunction with the actual fuel gas analysis.
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