Odorisation Facilities Sample Clauses

Odorisation Facilities. The Odorisation Facilities may (and, where First Gas so directs, shall) include: an odorant storage vessel not exceeding 5 cubic metres capacity; a primary means of odorisation (e.g. an odorant injection pump); a control system to regulate the injection of odorant;
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Odorisation Facilities. The Odorisation Facilities may include: an odorant storage vessel not exceeding 5 cubic metres capacity; a primary means of odorisation, being an odorant injection pump; a control system to regulate the injection of odorant; an independent secondary means of odorisation for use in the event the primary means of odorisation fails; an internally-bunded shelter for the items in sections 7.5(a) to (d); a flare system to safely dispose of odorant vapour, located in a non-Hazardous area at a safe distance from other facilities; and where odorant is off-loaded in bulk from a vehicle to any odorant storage vessel, a suitably sealed and bunded standing area for such vehicle. Services to Odorisation Facilities Where First Gas is the Odorisation Facilities Owner, the Interconnected Party shall provide First Gas with such services as it may reasonably require, at its own cost and free of any charge to First Gas whatsoever, including: 24 Volt DC and 230 Volt AC power supplies; a suitable signal representing the flow rate or quantity of Gas to be odorised; a supply of Gas, at a pressure not exceeding 10 bar gauge; a suitable water supply adjacent to the shelter referred to in section 7.5(e) for a personnel safety shower; suitable cabling and any other related facilities to convey the data referred to in section 7.9 to First Gas’ Remote Monitoring Equipment; and means of access to the Odorisation Facilities for vehicles and personnel that First Gas agrees to be suitable to enable it to undertake any of the activities referred to in section 7.3(b). The Interconnected Party shall make the services (a) to (e) in section 7.6 available at agreed termination points at the boundary of the Odorisation Facilities.
Odorisation Facilities. The Odorisation Facilities may include: an odorant storage vessel not exceeding 5 cubic metres capacity; a primary means of odorisation (e.g. an odorant injection pump); a control system to regulate the injection of odorant;
Odorisation Facilities. The Odorisation Facilities may (and, where First Gas so directs, shall) include:
Odorisation Facilities. The Odorisation Facilities may include: an odorant storage vessel not exceeding 5 cubic metres capacity; a primary means of odorisation, being an odorant injection pump; a control system to regulate the injection of odorant; an independent secondary means of odorisation for use if the primary means of odorisation fails; an internally-bunded shelter for the items in sections 7.5(a) to (d); a flare system to safely dispose of odorant vapour, located in a non-Hazardous area; and where odorant is off-loaded in bulk from a vehicle to the odorant storage vessel, a suitably sealed and bunded standing area for such vehicle. Services to Odorisation Facilities Where First Gas owns the Odorisation Facilities, the Interconnected Party shall provide it with those services it reasonably requires, at the Interconnected Party’s own cost and free of any charge to First Gas, including: 24 Volt DC and 230 Volt AC power supplies; a suitable signal representing the flow rate or quantities of Gas to be odorised; a supply of Gas, at a pressure not exceeding 10 bar gauge; a suitable water supply adjacent to the shelter referred to in section 7.5(e) for a personnel safety shower; suitable cabling and any related facilities to convey the data referred to in section 7.8 to the Remote Monitoring Equipment; and

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  • System Upgrade Facilities Transmission Owner shall design, procure, construct, install, and own the System Upgrade Facilities described in Appendix A hereto. The responsibility of the Developer for costs related to System Upgrade Facilities shall be determined in accordance with the provisions of Attachment S to the NYISO OATT.

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