Measurement and Allocation. 6.1 Measuring station and measurement manual
6.1.1 BBL Company shall take accurate measurements of Exit Gas and Entry Gas Reverse Flow respectively consistent with industry standards and in accordance with the relevant regulations and as provided for in the Operating Manual and taking into account that the total uncertainty of the amount of energy on an Hourly basis shall not exceed zero decimal seven five (0.75) percent.
6.1.2 Any disputes regarding measurement will be settled by an Expert as provided for in Article 19.
Measurement and Allocation. All measurement and allocation of Producer’s Products and water delivered by Producer at the Receipt Points and Producer’s Condensate and water recovered and removed and Producer’s Products delivered by Gatherer at the Delivery Points shall be performed by Gatherer.
(a) Products received and delivered under this Agreement will be measured by metering facilities installed, operated and maintained by Gatherer or its designee at, or supporting, each Delivery Point. Such measurement stations shall be equipped with orifice meters or ultrasonic flow measurement devices. Gatherer has the right, within its reasonable discretion, to install composite sampling devices and/or on line chromatographs.
(b) The measurement of Products at the Delivery Points will be conducted in accordance with the following:
(i) Measurement under this Agreement will be based on the Unit of Volume. The Unit of Volume shall be corrected for actual water vapor, at a pressure and temperature existing at the point of measurement, by applying industry accepted practices and procedures. All quantities given herein, unless expressly stated, are in terms of such unit. The average atmospheric pressure will be assumed to be fourteen and seventy three-hundredths (14.73) pounds per square inch, irrespective of the actual natural atmospheric pressure from time to time. Whenever conditions of temperature and pressure differ from such standard, conversion of the volume of Gas from such conditions to the standard conditions will be made in accordance with the Ideal Gas Laws corrected for deviation of the Gas from Xxxxx’x Law in accordance with the methods and formulae prescribed in AGA Report No. 8 Compressibility Factors of Natural Gas and Other Hydrocarbon Gases, as last amended.
(ii) Measurement, both volumetric and thermal, will be computed in accordance with the latest publications of the AGA in AGA Report No. 3, Orifice Metering of Natural Gas, ANSI/API 2530, latest revision or AGA Report No. 9, Measurement of Gas by Multi-path Ultrasonic Meters.
(iii) The specific gravity of the Gas will be determined at the points of measurement by one of the following methods, selected in Gatherer’s reasonable discretion: (1) an online chromatograph, (2) continuous sampling, or (3) spot sampling.
(iv) The temperature when Gas is flowing, the factor for specific gravity according to the latest test therefor and the corrections for deviation from Xxxxx’x Law applicable during each metering period will be used to m...
Measurement and Allocation
