Measurement Manual Sample Clauses

Measurement Manual. (a) The Service Provider must maintain an up to date version of a Measurement Manual on the Public Website. (b) The Measurement Manual must specify: (i) the technical requirements for Measuring Equipment; (ii) accuracy validation procedures; and (iii) procedures for correction of readings from faulty Measuring Equipment. (c) The technical requirements in the Measurement Manual must be: (i) in accordance with Good Industry Practice and conform to appropriate Australian and International standards and codes; and (ii) modified where necessary to comply with Australian Standard AS 1000- 1998. (d) The Service Provider may amend the Measurement Manual at any time to reflect new technologies and standards consistent with the terms and conditions of this agreement and Good Industry Practice.
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Measurement Manual. (a) The Service Providers must maintain an up to date version of a Measurement Manual on the Public Website. (b) The Measurement Manual must specify: (i) the technical requirements for Measuring Equipment; (ii) calibration and accuracy verification procedures; (iii) re-calibration limits; (iv) invoicing correction limits; and (v) procedures for correction of readings from faulty Measuring Equipment. (c) The technical requirements in the Measurement Manual must be: (i) in accordance with good pipeline industry practice and conform to appropriate Australian and International standards and codes; and (ii) modified where necessary to comply with Australian Standard AS 1000- 1998. (d) the Service Providers may amend the Measurement Manual at any time to reflect new technologies and standards consistent with the terms and conditions of this document.
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Measurement Manual. (a) The parties acknowledge that the EGP Service Providers will provide measurement services to the Service Provider in respect of the VicHub. The Service Provider will procure that the EGP Service Providers maintain an up to date version of a measurement manual (Measurement Manual) on the Public Website. (b) The Measurement Manual must specify: the technical requirements for Measuring Equipment; calibration and accuracy verification procedures; and re-calibration limits. (c) The technical requirements in the Measurement Manual must be: in accordance with good pipeline industry practice and conform to appropriate Australian and International standards and codes; and modified where necessary to comply with Australian Standard AS 1000- 1998. (d) The Measurement Manual may be amended at any time to reflect new technologies and standards consistent with the terms and conditions of this document.
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Measurement Manual. (a) The Service Provider must maintain an up to date version of a measurement manual (Measurement Manual) on the Public Website. (b) The Measurement Manual must specify:
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Measurement Manual. (a) The Service Provider must use reasonable endeavours to maintain an up-to-date version of its measurement manual for the Infrastructure (the Measurement Manual) published on the Website. The Measurement Manual includes the technical requirements for measuring equipment, calibration and accuracy validation procedures, re-calibration limits and the gas specification standard. (b) The technical requirements in the Measurement Manual must be in accordance with Good Engineering and Operating Practices and conform to appropriate Australian and international standards and codes specified in the Measurement Manual. The Service Provider may from time to time update or amend the Measurement Manual to reflect new technologies and standards consistent with the terms and conditions of this agreement, by providing notice to the Interconnecting Party.
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