Common use of Measurement accuracy Clause in Contracts

Measurement accuracy. The accuracy of all measuring equipment shall be verified and/or calibrated by Interconnector according to Interconnector’s recommended equipment maintenance schedules. Transmitters shall be calibrated if any verification/calibration point is found to be out of calibration in excess of +/- one-tenth of one percent (0.10%). Additionally, transmitters shall be calibrated if a bias occurs in a single direction (either positive or negative) for a consecutive period of three (3) months (transmitters shall be calibrated, to remove this bias, in the third (3rd) month of this period). All transmitter verifications and calibrations shall meet or exceed the requirements defined in the then current approved applicable API standard. Interconnector shall make available to SoCalGas on as current basis as reasonably feasible any electronic measurement data compatible with Interconnector’s electronic files (not “hard copy”) that Interconnector obtains related to Gas delivered at the Interconnection Point. The Parties recognize the value of implementing utilization of electronic measurement devices (to the extent they are recognized in the Gas industry as dependable, accurate and cost effective) and shall jointly cooperate to implement the installation of such devices, and sharing the data therefrom, to provide as current measurement information to each other as reasonable under the circumstances; however, no particular electronic measurement device or method of sharing of electronic data therefrom (on a real time basis or otherwise) shall be required unless mutually agreed. Methods of determining accuracy of electronic measurement, and procedures for calibration of electronic equipment shall be subject to mutual agreement, giving due consideration to methods and procedures accepted by a significant portion of the natural gas industry. In the event that there is a conflict between this provision and Interconnector’s FERC approved tariff, Interconnector’s tariff shall prevail.

Measurement accuracy. The accuracy of all measuring equipment shall be verified and/or calibrated by Interconnector SoCalGas according to Interconnector’s SoCalGas’ recommended equipment maintenance schedules. Transmitters shall be calibrated if any verification/calibration point is found to be out of calibration in excess of +/- one-tenth of one percent (0.10%). Additionally, transmitters shall be calibrated if a bias occurs in a single direction (either positive or negative) for a consecutive period of three (3) months (transmitters shall be calibrated, to remove this bias, in the third (3rd) month of this period). All transmitter verifications and calibrations shall meet or exceed the requirements defined in the then current approved applicable API standard. Interconnector SoCalGas shall make available to SoCalGas Interconnector on as current basis as reasonably feasible any electronic measurement data if compatible with Interconnector’s electronic files (not “hard copy”) that Interconnector SoCalGas obtains related to Gas delivered at the Interconnection Point. The Parties recognize the value of implementing utilization of electronic measurement devices (to the extent they are recognized in the Gas industry as dependable, accurate and cost effective) and shall jointly cooperate to implement the installation of such devices, and sharing the data therefrom, to provide as current measurement information to each other as reasonable under the circumstances; however, no particular electronic measurement device or method of sharing of electronic data therefrom (on a real time basis or otherwise) shall be required unless mutually agreed. Methods of determining accuracy of electronic measurement, and procedures for calibration of electronic equipment shall be subject to mutual agreement, giving due consideration to methods and procedures accepted by a significant portion of the natural gas industry. In Each Party shall be responsible for the event that there is a conflict between this provision cost, compatibility and Interconnector’s FERC approved tariff, Interconnector’s tariff shall prevailoperation of its own electronic systems.