Line Pressure Sample Clauses

Line Pressure. This is a bubbler status value and cannot be edited by the user. This is the line pressure that was measured by the H-355.
Sample 1
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Line Pressure. Processor, at its sole cost and expense, shall install sufficient compression and/or line size to maintain an initial maximum daily average line pressure of 50 psig at Processor’s metering facilities at each of the Receipt Point(s). The maximum daily line pressure will be 50 psig at each Receipt Point. If Processor fails to maintain a maximum daily average line pressure of 50 psig due to Processor’s equipment, Gathering Facilities or compression unit for a period of thirty (30) days during any rolling sixty (60) day period, Processor, after consultation with Supplier, shall release sufficient volumes to Supplier to allow the maximum daily average pressure to be brought back to 50 psig. Release of volumes shall be done on a well-by-well basis; e.g., if excess volumes are estimated at 500 Mcfd, Processor will release an individual well or xxxxx equaling such amount from this Agreement. If Processor’s failure to maintain a maximum daily average line pressure of 50 psig is due to Supplier’s addition of a well or xxxxx, Processor shall have a period of sixty (60) days from the date of initial production from said well(s) to bring the daily average line pressure down to the maximum of 50 psig, or at Supplier’s option, Processor will release the gas from this Agreement until Processor has remedied the issue.
Sample 1

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