Pressure Drop Sample Clauses

The Pressure Drop clause defines the acceptable limits and procedures related to reductions in pressure within a system, such as pipelines or vessels, during operation. It typically specifies the maximum allowable pressure loss over a certain distance or time, outlines monitoring requirements, and may detail steps to be taken if pressure drops exceed set thresholds. This clause ensures system integrity and safety by providing clear guidelines for identifying and responding to abnormal pressure changes, thereby minimizing the risk of equipment damage or operational hazards.
Pressure Drop. COPANO shall deliver and KMTP shall receive Residue Gas at the Residue Gas Redelivery Point or the Alternate Redelivery Point at a pressure that is not more than 50 psig less than the pressure at which KMTP Gas was delivered at the Delivery Point, unless KMTP will accept a lesser pressure at the Residue Gas Redelivery Point or the Alternate Redelivery Point.
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Pressure Drop. Pressure drop through FGD System as provided in Section 1.1.3 of Exhibit 6.
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