Engine Refurbishment means all scheduled and unscheduled off the wing Engine maintenance and repair accomplished for each module in accordance with the performance restoration or full overhaul sections of the Manufacturer's workscope planning guide.
Engine Refurbishment. With respect to any Engine, the performance of Engine Refurbishment in respect of that Engine the lesser of (i) the amount of that invoice and (ii) an amount equal to the aggregate amount of the Engine Reserve paid under the Lease in respect of that Engine at the date such work starts less the aggregate amount previously paid in respect of that Engine by the Lessor under this sub-clause;
Engine Refurbishment means all scheduled and unscheduled off wing Engine maintenance and repair accomplished for each module of the Basic Engine in accordance with the performance restoration or full overhaul sections of the Engine manufacturer's workscope planning guide.
Examples of Engine Refurbishment in a sentence
Required EGT Margin The EGT margin will be sufficient as referenced by Sage/Remote Diagnostics Performance Date and maximum power assurance runs to ensure that the Engine will remain on-wing (without restriction) for the Minimum Engine Cycles and Minimum Engine Flight Hours until the next expected removal for an Engine Refurbishment.
Lessor agrees to abatx xxxporarily Lessee's obligation to pay Supplemental Rent towards specific Engine Refurbishment and Life Limited Parts in cases where the Lessee uses its own funds ("OUT-OF-POCKET EXPENSES") to pay for respective Engine overhauls during the Term.
Human Error Analysis Methodology, J-85 Engine Project, Crew Health Care System (Bio-medical Systems): Pre-ship Task Analysis, Neutral Buoyancy Lab (NBL) Process and Comparative study for J-85 Engine Refurbishment processes, Robonautics Laboratory, Nanotubes Laboratory, and Advanced Space Propulsion Laboratory (ASPL).
Lessee will not allow any Life Limited Parts to remain in the Engine upon release from a Qualifying Refurbishment or Full Engine Refurbishment which has less than 10,000 Cycles remaining or such other limit as may be subsequently published in the then current issue of the time limits manual issued by the Engine Manufacturer.
Public Works Department(Updated charts on pages 58 and 117)SUBJECT: Award Contract A-8145 to GI Endurant, LLC for OWTP Cogeneration Engine Refurbishment Phase II.
More Definitions of Engine Refurbishment
Engine Refurbishment means off-wing heavy maintenance for an Engine performed by an Agreed Maintenance Performer during a shop visit that requires the complete teardown/disassembly, inspection, repair and refurbishment of the HPC, HPT and Combustor modules of such Engine, if required, and the inspection, teardown/disassembly inspection and repair and refurbishment as and if required (as dictated by inspection or engine trend monitoring and the Engine Manufacturer’s shop manual limits) of each of the other modules of such Engine, resulting in, in Lessor’s determination, a full performance restoration of such Engine in accordance with the Engine Manufacturer’s shop manual limits and the Engine Manufacturer’s then current Workscope Planning Guide.
Engine Refurbishment means, with respect to any Engine, all necessary maintenance, inspection, overhaul and repair work (accomplished by a maintenance performer, acceptable to Sublessor, at an engine repair/overhaul station) of certain modules of that Engine as is required from time to time to restore its performance, in accordance with the performance restoration or overhaul sections of the Manufacturer’s shop maintenance planning document and engine shop manual for that particular engine model and type, taking account of any specific build or performance standards set out in the Sublease. In addition, the workscope shall ensure that: (i) expected life of the Engine hardware and expected life of each engine module matches the specific Engine Build Standard; and (ii) the items mentioned in the definition of Engine Module Refurbishment are carried out.
Engine Refurbishment means, each major engine shop visit, comprising of a core performance or higher workscope, performed by an Approved Maintenance Provider during a shop visit that includes the teardown/disassembly, and performance restoration of such Engine, and the inspection, teardown/disassembly and repair, refurbishment and overhaul as and if required (as dictated by inspection or engine trend monitoring and the Engine Manufacturer's shop manual limits) of each of the other modules of such Engine in accordance with the then current Engine Workscope Planning Guide requirements and recommendations;
Engine Refurbishment with respect to any Engine Basic Shop Visit, the lesser of (i) the amount of such invoice and (ii) the balance of Engine Maintenance Reserves held by Owner Participant in respect of such Engine at the time of payment;
Engine Refurbishment has the meaning given in the Aircraft Lease Agreement.
Engine Refurbishment. With respect to the Engine Refurbishment of any Engine, the performance, in accordance with this Agreement, of all shop visits (other than (i) repairs arising as a result of accidents or incidents (whether or not eligible for recovery under Lessee's insurance), foreign object damage or operational or maintenance mishandling, the lesser of (i) the amount of that invoice and (ii) an amount equal to the aggregate of the Engine Maintenance Reserves held by Lessor in respect of that Engine at the date of commencement of such work (such amount being hereinafter referred to as the "AVAILABLE ENGINE AMOUNT") less the aggregate amount previously paid by Lessor under this sub-clause from the Available Engine Amount.
Engine Refurbishment. With respect to any Engine, the performance, in accordance with the Lease, of Engine Refurbishment in respect of that Engine the lesser of (x) the amount of that invoice and (y) an amount equal to the aggregate amount of the Engine Supplemental Rent paid under the Lease in respect of that Engine at the date such work starts less the aggregate amount previously paid in respect of that Engine by Lessor under this sub-clause; (d) APU: With respect to the APU, the performance, in accordance with the Lease, of all shop visits requiring APU removal and disassembly, the lesser of (x) the amount of that invoice and (y) an amount equal to the aggregate amount of the APU Supplemental Rent paid under the Lease at the date such work starts less the aggregate amount previously paid by Lessor under this sub-clause; and -6- <PAGE> (e) LANDING GEAR: With respect to the Landing Gear, the performance in accordance with the Lease, of all work on the landing gear in the nature of overhaul and requiring removal and disassembly, the lesser of (x) the amount of that invoice and (y) an amount equal to the aggregate amount of the Landing Gear Supplemental Rent paid under the Lease at the date such work starts less the aggregate amount previously paid by Lessor under this sub-clause. PROVIDED THAT Lessor will not pay any such contribution: