Combustion Units definition

Combustion Units means the heaters, boilers, and gas turbines with a capacity of greater than 40 mmBtu/hr (at HHV) at the Covered Refineries that are listed in Appendix A.

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Combustion Units means the heaters and boilers at the Refinery that are listed in Appendix A.

Combustion Units means the heaters and boilers at the Murphy Refineries, and the compressors at the Meraux Refinery, listed on Appendix B.

Examples of Combustion Units in a sentence

• Title to all natural gas fuel shall be retained by Company at and from the Fuel Delivery Point and/or storage tank(s), as applicable, to the burner tips of the Combustion Units.

• The Actual Net Heat Rate shall be determined by heat rate testing by Seller at the Net Capability for all of the Combustion Units comprising the Facility, using Acceptable Natural Gas Fuel, at an ambient temperature of not less than 70 degrees F, with, if applicable, cooling of intake air, and, if applicable, supplemental fuel firing of ______ MMBtu/hour required to provide power augmentation and produce the Net Capability from the combined total of all of the Combustion Units of the Facility.

• For purposes of this PPA: The “Gas Capability” shall be all of the committed and uncommitted net generating capacity available at any time from the Combustion Units at the Point of Delivery, not to exceed the Combustion Units Net Capability.

• Seller shall, at its sole expense, construct, operate and maintain the pipelines, compressors, meters, heaters, filter/separation equipment, electronics, and other necessary equipment, of sufficient capacity and industrial specifications to receive, regulate, meter and transport natural gas fuel from the Fuel Delivery Point to the Combustion Unit(s), to allow for full operation of the Combustion Unit(s) on natural gas fuel over the Term.

• Seller Title to fuel oil shall be retained by Company at and from the storage tank(s) to the burner tips of the Combustion Units.

• The Test period for a Combustion Unit and internal Combustion Units will be not less than four continuous hours for the summer seasons and not less than two continuous hours for the winter seasons.

• Seller shall be solely responsible for all natural gas interconnection, transportation, delivery and metering arrangements, and all associated costs, required to receive natural gas fuel to operate the Combustion Unit(s).

• Testing shall be performed in accordance with the current ASME test codes applicable to the Combustion Units, or in accordance with other mutually agreed upon test codes/procedures.

• Company shall, in its sole discretion, determine when and if the Combustion Unit(s) shall be dispatched using fuel oil as the combustion fuel to generate Natural Gas Generated Energy, subject to the Fuel Oil Maintenance Plan and the emissions limitations in Seller’s Permits.

• For the avoidance of doubt, if the Facility had three Combustion Units, a Successful Start of all three Combustion Units at the Facility will result in a Combustion Unit Start Payment of $___ × [3] = $____.

More Definitions of Combustion Units

Combustion Units means the heaters and boilers at the Refinery

Combustion Units means the heaters and boilers at the Sinclair Refineries that are listed in Appendix B.

Combustion Units means the heaters and boilers with a capacity of greater than 40 mmBtu/hr (at HHV) that are listed in Appendix A.

Combustion Units means those heaters and boilers which each have a capacity of greater than 40 mmBtu/hr (million British Thermal Units per hour) at Higher Heating Value (“HHV”) at the Covered Refineries that are listed in Appendix A;

Combustion Units means, as the context requires, the turbine-generator(s) at the Facility.

Combustion Units means the heaters, boilers, and other fuel gas combustion units that are listed in Appendix A (El Paso Refinery Combustion Unit Information).