Theoretical Gallons Sample Clauses

The 'Theoretical Gallons' clause defines a method for estimating the quantity of liquid, typically paint or coating, required or used for a project based on calculated or standard coverage rates rather than actual measured usage. In practice, this clause sets out how the theoretical amount is determined, often using surface area measurements and manufacturer-specified coverage rates, regardless of the actual gallons applied. This approach provides a standardized basis for pricing, billing, or quality control, helping to avoid disputes over material quantities and ensuring both parties have a clear expectation of material requirements.
Theoretical Gallons. The number of Gallons of Plant Products in Gas at any particular point determined by Processor using generally-accepted industry standards utilizing chromatograph analysis taken on Gas samples from the relevant point.
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