Common use of Process Description Clause in Contracts

Process Description. Seller will construct four (4) MHFs, including cyclones, located at Purchaser’s Site in Xxxxxxxxx, Louisiana. Purchaser, through the EPC Contractor, will install equipment to feed material to the MHFs, material handling equipment to remove product from the MHF outlets, and emissions control equipment downstream of the MHFs and cyclones. In addition, Purchaser will provide the Programmable Logic Controller (PLC)-based plant Distributed Control System (DCS), which interfaces with the Seller-provided PLC-based MHF control system. Lignite feedstock will be fed continuously to the MHFs, which are each guaranteed to produce a minimum of * of activated carbon. For the purposes of this test program, the unit will operate at this guaranteed rating. Supplemental fuel (natural gas), when required, will be provided on all even-numbered hearths and burned by two (2) MHF burners per hearth. Particulate emissions generated within the MHF will be controlled by a high-efficiency cyclone.

Process Description. Seller will construct four (4) MHFs, including cyclones, located at Purchaser’s Site in Xxxxxxxxx, Louisiana. Purchaser, through the EPC Contractor, will install equipment to feed material to the MHFs, material handling equipment to remove product from the MHF outlets, and emissions control equipment downstream of the MHFs and cyclones. In addition, Purchaser will provide the Programmable Logic Controller (PLC)-based plant Distributed Control System (DCS), which interfaces with the Seller-provided PLC-based MHF control system. Lignite feedstock will be fed continuously to the MHFs, which are each guaranteed to produce a minimum of * *of activated carbon. For the purposes of this test program, the unit will operate at this guaranteed rating. Supplemental fuel (natural gas), when required, will be provided on all even-numbered hearths and burned by two (2) MHF burners per hearth. Particulate emissions generated within the MHF will be controlled by a high-efficiency cyclone.