Nonstandard Fuel Sample Clauses

The Nonstandard Fuel clause defines the terms and conditions under which fuels that do not meet typical industry specifications may be used or supplied. It typically outlines what constitutes a nonstandard fuel, sets quality parameters, and may specify additional requirements for handling, testing, or liability when such fuels are involved. This clause ensures that both parties are aware of and agree to the risks and responsibilities associated with using fuels outside standard norms, thereby preventing disputes and clarifying expectations regarding performance and compliance.
Nonstandard Fuel a. Class NS–1: Physical Dimensions b. Class NS–2: Non Fuel Components c. Class NS–3: Short Cooled
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Nonstandard Fuel a . Cl a ss N S–1: P hy sic a l Di m e n s io n s b. Cl a ss N S–2: No n F u el Co m po n e n t s c. Cl a ss N S–3: S h o r t Cooled
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