Major Equipment Failure. The failure of any major piece of equipment, systems or facilities forming part of the Complex that materially interrupts or materially and adversely affects the continued operation of the Complex.
Major Equipment Failure means that Major Equipment Failure has occurred and that the equipment or major parts, cannot be repaired and that replacement, along with components and appurtenances, is required for the resumption of normal first-class service to the system.
Major Equipment Failure means the failure of any major piece of equipment, system or facility forming part of a Unit or the Plant (as applicable) for which a spare is not required to be maintained on or in proximity to the Site in accordance with Good Industry Practices and which an independent expert, the appointment of whom is agreed between the Parties, confirms causes a Forced Outage or Partial Forced Outage that impacts the ability of Seller to meet the Minimum Availability and for which a replacement piece of equipment, system or facility cannot, through Seller’s Reasonable Endeavours, be obtained so as to prevent Seller failing to meet the Minimum Availability for the relevant Contract Year.
Examples of Major Equipment Failure in a sentence
Major Equipment Failure ----- -- --30b) S.G. Repair 1145--- 3- 0.21045c) Main Coolant Loops 511--- 2- 0.21-d) R.C. Pump 57--- 2.5- 0.22-e) Fuel Pool Decon.
First, it lists the implementation period as “2004-2007”, that is, four- years53.
More Definitions of Major Equipment Failure
Major Equipment Failure means any failure of Goods and/or Services provided to the Client by Voda pursuant to the terms of this Agreement which prevents the Client's business from operating in critical sectors, including: