Measurement System Malfunction Sample Clauses

Measurement System Malfunction. If derived from a test or supervision shows that any component of the measurement systems does not comply with the specifications, is malfunctioning or is incorrectly calibrated, the Contractor shall repair it immediately and ensure that it is in good working order within no more than seventy-two (72) hours after the defect is detected or notice of the defect was received from CNH. If derived from any test or supervision determines that an element of a measurement system is inaccurate by more than one per cent (1%) or is out of order, the Contractor shall perform an adjustment to correct the inaccuracy of the readings taken by the defective measurement system during the period in which the inaccuracy was found or the measurement system remained nonoperational. If the period of inaccuracy or operational failure cannot be determined by testing or supervision, the Contractor shall propose to CNH the proper adjustment. In the event CNH fails to consider as adequate the adjustment proposal of the Contractor within ten (10) Days from the date the inaccuracy or failure, as the case may be, was discovered, measurement shall be conducted using appropriate backup meters. In case of failures or inaccuracies of the measurement systems where backup meters have not been installed, have failed, or have been found to be inaccurate by more than one percent (1%), then the following shall be observed: (i) the period during which measurements shall be adjusted will be the second half of the period beginning at the time of the last test of the malfunctioning measurement systems and (ii) the amounts of Hydrocarbons delivered during such adjustment period shall be estimated based on all available information, including the records of any Hydrocarbon marketing. To the extent that such adjustment period includes a delivery period for which the State Consideration or the Contractor Consideration has been paid, measurements adjusted pursuant to this Article 12.5 shall be used to recalculate the amount due for the period of inaccuracy as provided in Annex 3. If as a result of applying the adjusted measurements it is required to adjust the paid balance of the State and Contractor Considerations such adjustments shall be made as provided by Annex 3.
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Measurement System Malfunction. If any examination or test shows that any component of the measurement systems does not comply with the specifications, is malfunctioning or is incorrectly calibrated, the Contractor shall repair it immediately and ensure that it is in good working order within no more than seventy-two (72) hours after the defect is detected or notice of the defect was received from CNH. If any test or inspection establishes that a measurement system is inaccurate by more than one per cent (1%) or is out of order, the Parties shall perform an adjustment to correct the inaccuracy of the readings taken by the defective measurement system during the period in which the inaccuracy was found or the measurement system remained nonoperational. If the period of inaccuracy or operational failure cannot be determined by testing or inspection, the following methodology will be applied:
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