Steam Consumption Calculations Sample Clauses

Steam Consumption Calculations. When both Steam Flow Meters are operable, the average reading of the Steam Flow Meters shall be used to determine the quantity of Steam delivered to Sunoco from Haverhill (in thousands of pounds). This average reading shall be established as follows: (a) each hour, the average of the two Steam Flow Meters (adjusted for pressure and temperature) will be calculated by the Sunoco computer system (the “One Hour Average Steam Mass Reading”); and (b) each day all of the One Hour Average Steam Mass Readings for such day shall be totaled (the “Daily Steam Consumption Quantity”); and (c) Each Month, all of the Daily Steam Consumption Quantities occurring during such Month will be added together and that total, less the Excess Steam Condensate Return Credit, shall equal the quantity of Steam consumed by Sunoco for such Month (the “Monthly Steam Consumption Quantity”).
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