OPERATION WHEN REQUIRED Sample Clauses

OPERATION WHEN REQUIRED. Operation of the Camp Xxxxxx Propane Air Plant means qualified personnel on-site for the entire duration of the time the plant is producing the propane-air mixture. Staff is required to monitor mixture quality and make adjustment to mixing system as required to maintain propane-air mix with thermal qualities closely matching natural gas. Respond to requests to operate backup fuel plant (respond means to have the backup plant operating and feeding the resulting propane-air mixture into the natural gas distribution lines). It is desired to have the backup fuel plant operating within 4 hours of when a request has been made for this service by the Owner’s representative. Other than mandatory testing purposes, the backup fuel plant would only be operated for the period of time natural gas is unavailable. • Propane Gas Storage Tank- 30,000 gallon storage tank manufactured by Trinity Industries, serial number 119286, built in 1992, complete with pressure relief valves, tank gauges and other tank trim. • Propane Gas Storage Tank- 30,000 gallon storage tank manufactured by Trinity Industries, serial number 119274, built in 1992, complete with pressure relief valves, tank gauges and other tank trim. • Propane Gas Storage Tank- 30,000 gallon storage tank manufactured by Trinity Industries, serial number 117288, built in 1988, complete with pressure relief valves, tank gauges and other tank trim. • Propane Gas Storage Tank- 30,000 gallon storage tank manufactured by Trinity Industries, serial number 118407, built in 1990, complete with pressure relief valves, tank gauges and other tank trim. • Liquid Propane Pump- Manufactured by Xxxxxx, Xxxxx X00XX, Serial number PS166760; complete with Gorken 1 inch Code B bypass valve and Xxxxxx Model G200-16 backflow check valve. • Liquid Propane Pump- Manufactured by Xxxxxx, Xxxxx X00XX, Serial number PS166764; complete with Gorken 1 inch Code B bypass valve and Xxxxxx Model G200-16 backflow check valve. • Propane vaporizer- Water bath vaporizer manufactured by Xxx Xxxx Industries, Model Aquavair Q1375V, Serial number 92116163, built in 1992 • Air Compressor- Xxxxxxx Denver Model EBQQNC, 125 Horsepower, 100 PSIG output, ID # A98BAC8, Serial Number M67079 • Propane-Air mixer- Manufactured by Xxx Xxxx Industries, XXXXXXXXXXxxxx X0, Serial Number 9203117, built in 1992. • Control system- For above Propane-Air mixer, Manufactured by Xxx Xxxx Industries model CVAM, complete with all sensors and sensor wiring. • Specific Gravity Meter-...
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