Gross Heating Value. The number of Btus produced by the complete combustion in air, at a constant pressure, of one Cubic Foot of Gas when the products of combustion are cooled to the initial temperature of the Gas and air and all water formed by combustion is condensed to the liquid state.
Gross Heating Value. Producers’ Gas and MV Mitigation Gas shall not have a Gross Heating Value less than 950 Btu’s per Cubic Foot of Gas or more than 1300 Btu’s per Cubic Foot of Gas.
Gross Heating Value. The Gross Heating Value of the Gas delivered at the Receipt Points and Delivery Points shall be determined using the following schedule: (i) if the deliveries of Gas through the meter average less than 100 Mcf/d, at least once each Year, (ii) if the deliveries of Gas through the meter average between 100 Mcf/d and 500 Mcf/d, at least once each 6 Months, (iii) if the deliveries of Gas through the meter average between 500 Mcf/d and 5,000 Mcf/d, at least once each 3 Months, (iv) if the deliveries of Gas through the meter average more than 5,000 Mcf/d, at least 12 times per Year with no longer than 45 Days between each test, by means of some approved method of general use in the Gas industry.
Gross Heating Value. Gas when delivered by SABINE to Customer shall have a Gross Heating Value of not less than 950 BTU per Standard Cubic Foot and not more than 1165 BTU per Standard Cubic Foot.
Gross Heating Value. As defined in Section 8.1 of the General Terms and Conditions.
Gross Heating Value. LNG when delivered by Customer to SABINE shall have, in a gaseous state, a Gross Heating Value of not less than 950 BTU per Standard Cubic Foot and not more than 1165 BTU per Standard Cubic Foot.
Gross Heating Value. The number of Btus produced by the combustion, on a dry basis and at a constant pressure, of the amount of the Gas which would occupy a volume of 1 Cubic Foot at a temperature of 60°F and at a pressure of 14.73 psia, with air of the same temperature and pressure as the Gas, when the products of combustion are cooled to the initial temperature of the Gas and air and when the water formed by combustion is condensed to the liquid state. Hydrogen sulfide shall be deemed to have no heating value. Indemnifying Party and Indemnified Party. As defined in Article 10, below. Interest(s). Any right, title, or interest in lands and the right to produce oil and/or Gas therefrom whether arising from fee ownership, working interest ownership, mineral ownership, deed, lease, assignment, or otherwise, or arising from any pooling, unitization or communitization of any of the foregoing rights.
Gross Heating Value. The number of BTUs produced by the combustion of gas at a constant pressure of 14.65 psi and 60°F and saturated with water vapor. Expressed as BTUs per cubic foot.
Gross Heating Value. The gas will contain a Gross Heating Value of at least nine hundred fifty (950) Btu per cubic foot, but not greater than one thousand and fifty (1050) Btu per cubic foot. The Gross Heating Value will be the number of Btus produced by the complete combustion of a cubic foot of Gas (excluding hydrogen sulfide) at a temperature base of sixty degrees (60°) Fahrenheit and a pressure base of fourteen and seventy-three hundredths (14.73) psia. Heating values shall be expressed in Btu per cubic foot and may be determined by calorimeter, calculation from compositional analysis or other acceptable industry practices and shall reflect the actual condition of the Gas on delivery as adjusted for pressure, water content, and compressibility unless otherwise prescribed by statute. For the purposes of making Btu calculations, the gas shall be considered saturated at the delivery conditions of pressure and temperature.
Gross Heating Value. (a) Gross Heating Value (Mass)
(b) Gross Heating Value (Volumetric)
