MEASUREMENT AND TESTING. The rules for measurement and testing are laid down in attachment D of the Access Code for Transmission.
MEASUREMENT AND TESTING. The provisions of Part C of Schedule 4 and Exhibit A shall apply to the measurement and testing applicable to each Diverted Cargo.
MEASUREMENT AND TESTING. 4.1 Measurement and testing of LNG at the Delivery Point
MEASUREMENT AND TESTING. For purposes of this Agreement, (a) measurement of all volumes of Shipper’s Oil and determination of the sulfur content and API Gravity of Shipper’s Oil shall be undertaken on an “as delivered basis” and (b) determination of the API Gravity, sediment and water and sulfur content of Shipper’s Oil shall be undertaken in accordance with the procedures and requirements described on Exhibit C attached hereto. Each Day, Gatherer shall provide Shipper with all Receipt Point and Delivery Point Shipper’s Oil volumes attributable to Shipper’s Oil and tank levels in a computer file that may be uploaded by Shipper. Each Month, Gatherer shall determine the API Gravity, sediment and water and sulfur content of Shipper’s Oil received at a particular Receipt Point and provide such information to Shipper.
MEASUREMENT AND TESTING. 11.1 The volume of gas received hereunder for purposes of measurement shall be one (1) cubic foot of gas and shall be measured by an ultrasonic meter installed and operated, and computations made, as prescribed in the American Gas Association Gas Measurement Committee Report No. 3 for orifice meters and/or Gas Report No. 9 for multipath ultrasonic meters, as amended, including the Appendix and Amendments thereto. Electronic Flow Measurement (“EFM”) volume computations shall be made by Processor, or its designee, as accurately as possible and within the accuracy prescribed by the manufacturer of the computing equipment used.
11.2 The specific gravity of the gas received hereunder shall be determined with accuracy to the nearest one-thousandth (1/1,000) by taking samples of the gas at the point of measurement or by the use of a method generally accepted in the gas industry or other apparatus approved in advance by both Parties at the beginning of receipts, and thereafter once each quarter, or as often as mutually deemed necessary.
11.3 The gross heating value and GPM of the gas received hereunder shall be determined at least once each quarter, or at other intervals agreeable to both Parties. The gross heating value shall be determined by means of a chromatographic analysis of a spot sample taken at least once each quarter or with a continuous sampler installed at the Receipt Point(s) or by other methods mutually agreeable to both Parties. The gross heating value, specific gravity, and C02 and N2 content so determined from the spot sample shall be effective the first day of the following month and shall remain effective until the next such determination.
11.4 Tests for water vapor, sulphur and hydrogen sulphide content of the gas received hereunder shall be made by approved standard methods from time to time as requested by any Party hereto. In no case may the producer request tests more often than once each calendar quarter.
11.5 Processor shall calibrate, maintain and operate at the Receipt Point(s), meters and appurtenant equipment for the measurement of the quantity and quality of the gas received hereunder. Processor shall read such meters as mutually agreed, or cause same to be done.
11.6 For the purpose of measurement and meter calibration, the atmospheric pressure shall be assumed, unless otherwise determined by the Standard Gas Measurement Law, to be fourteen and seventy-three hundredths (14.73) psia.
11.7 At least once each quarter, or at other inte...
MEASUREMENT AND TESTING. Buyer shall own, operate and maintain at each Metering Point the metering equipment necessary to measure the quantity of Ethylene delivered under this Agreement. All measurements and/or tests shall be made in accordance with the latest standards or guidelines published by the ASTM or other applicable industry standard methods. Seller’s weight and/or other measurements of Ethylene shall be used for billing purposes, unless proved to be in error. Seller’s laboratory analysis and methods shall determine whether Ethylene specifications have been met, unless Buyer proves to Seller’s reasonable satisfaction that Seller’s analysis report is erroneous. No Ethylene quantity claims will be made, including pursuant to Article VII, unless the difference is more than one percent (1%) of the invoiced quantity.
MEASUREMENT AND TESTING. Seller or its designee shall own, operate and maintain, at or proximate to each Receipt Point, the metering equipment necessary to measure the quantity of each Feedstock delivered under this Agreement. All measurements and/or tests shall be made in accordance with the latest standards or guidelines published by the ASTM or other applicable industry standard methods. Seller’s (or its designee’s) volume and/or other measurements of Feedstock shall be used for billing purposes, unless proved to be in error. Buyer’s laboratory analysis and methods shall determine whether Feedstock specifications have been met, unless Seller proves to Buyer’s reasonable satisfaction that Buyer’s analysis report is erroneous. No Feedstock quantity claims will be made, including pursuant to Article VII, unless the difference is more than one percent (1%) of the invoiced quantity.
MEASUREMENT AND TESTING. 8.1 The quantity and quality of crude oil delivered under the Agreement shall be determined by measurement, sampling and testing in accordance with the standard practice followed at the Loading Terminal at the time of shipment. The measurement of the Custody Transfer Quantity of Crude Oil, Sampling and Testing of the quality shall be carried out as under:
(a) Delivery from FSO
8.2 Both parties shall be present for all measurements and all ticketing of deliveries which shall be completed on a joint basis. Mutually agreed inspector shall witness quantity measurement and finding of the mutual inspector shall be binding to Buyer/Seller for invoicing purpose.
8.3 Seller and Buyer shall jointly sign a statement or electronically exchange delivery document after delivery (or as otherwise mutually agreed) certifying the quantity for billing purpose.
8.4 The Parties agree to joint calibration of the measurement device at Delivery Point.
8.5 If upon conducting a test of any measurement device:
(a) any measuring equipment is found to have a margin of error that is less than plus or minus zero point three percent (0.3%), then the prior recorded measurements/results of such equipment shall be deemed correct for computing the Crude Oil deliveries, but the equipment shall be promptly adjusted to operate and record and/or test correctly;
(b) any measuring system in the aggregate is found to have a margin of error which exceeds plus or minus zero point three percent (0.3%), then, for the period for which such device has been known or is mutually agreed to have been so inaccurately functioning, the recorded measurements/results of such equipment shall be corrected to zero (0) margin of error for such period. If, however, the period of such inaccurate functioning of the device is not known or is not mutually agreed upon, then, from the date when the notice was given by either party, as the case may, intimating that margin of error, the recorded measurements/results by such devices shall be adjusted to a zero (0) margin of error.
8.6 The variation in loading volumes basis manual dip stick reading and ship receipt figure with Vessel Experience Factor (VEF) will be considered. In case the same is more than 0.3% (both positive as well as negative), ship receipt figure with VEF will be considered as BL figure.
8.7 Not used
8.8 In case any dispute between Xxxxxx and Xxxxx in relation to the quality or quantity of the Crude Oil delivered hereunder cannot be resolved amicably throug...
MEASUREMENT AND TESTING. 8.1 The measurement of the Custody Transfer Quantity of Crude Oil, Sampling and Testing of the quality shall be carried out as under:
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(c) KG & EOA crude
8.2 Measurement of the quantity and quality of Crude Oil delivered shall be made at the onshore storage facility at Ravva Oil & Gas field..
8.3 Independent Surveyors (appointed by Sellers and acceptable to Buyer or as mutually agreed) shall determine and certify the quantity and quality of Crude Oil delivered. Cost of Independent Surveyor shall be shared 50:50 between the Buyer and the Sellers. Sellers shall pay 100% of the Independent Surveyors charges and Buyers shall reimburse its share of 50% cost to Buyers.
8.4 The Bill of Lading issued by the Vessel’s master, or his authorized representative shall be final for the purpose of invoicing without any deduction or counterclaim and will be applicable for all future reference. However, in case of difference between the quantity determined by Independent Surveyor at the onshore storage facility at Ravva field and quantity received by the Vessel, findings of Independent Surveyor at the onshore storage facility will be final and binding for determination of Bill of Lading quantity of Crude Oil. Appendix-A mentions the applicable test and standards for Crude Oil measurement.
8.5 Deleted 8.6 Deleted. 8.7 Deleted. 8.8 Deleted.
MEASUREMENT AND TESTING. 6.1 The volume of Gas received by Gatherer shall be measured at the master meters immediately downstream of each Point of Receipt. The facilities to measure the volume and quality of Gas delivered at the Point(s) of Receipt will be owned, maintained and operated by Gatherer.
6.2 The volume of Gas delivered by Gatherer at the Point of Delivery shall be metered through a meter caused to be located by Gatherer at the Point of Delivery.
6.3 In the event that at any time, or from time to time, Gatherer commingles Gas from Point(s) of Receipt with Gas from other than the Point(s) of Receipt hereunder, Gatherer agrees to measure such other gas prior to its entering Gatherer's System.
6.4 The unit of measurement for Gas hereunder shall be one (1) cubic foot of gas, and the term "cubic foot of gas" wherever used herein shall mean a cubic foot of Gas at a temperature of sixty degrees Fahrenheit (60DEGF) and at a pressure of fourteen and seventy-three hundredths (14.73)
