Nominal Capacity definition

Nominal Capacity means the volume indicated by the manufacturer that represents the maximum recommended filling level.

Nominal Capacity means the sum of the incineration capacities of the furnaces of which a waste incineration plant or a waste co-incineration plant is composed, as specified by the constructor and confirmed by the operator, with due account being taken of the calorific value of the waste, expressed as the quantity of waste incinerated per hour;

Nominal Capacity means a brewery’s annual production capacity for packaged Beer, if the brewery were operated at 100% capacity.

Examples of Nominal Capacity in a sentence

• The percentage is calculated for each sub-redelivery point as: Percentage = 100% * Reduced Technical Capacity / (Nominal Capacity - Available Capacity) The Shipper’s Reduced Maximum Hourly Capacity Right at the affect- ed sub-redelivery point will equal the Maximum Hourly Capacity Right at the affected sub-redelivery point multiplied by the percentage (if less than 100%).

• On the third (3rd) day of the Month of Nomination, at the latest, CENIT will publish in the BTO the Effective Transportation Capacity for the Month of Operation and tentative for the next five (5) months, taking into account the tentative projections of transportation that they have, the Nominal Capacity, the scheduled stoppages of the different systems and its Service Factor.

• The Reference Tariff is the maximum tariff that may be charged in respect of the transportation of gas through the Pipeline up to the Nominal Capacity of the Pipeline and shall encompass all charges of any nature to be made to customers for transportation of gas through the Pipeline.

• It means the percentage effectively utilizable of the Nominal Capacity, due to the Pipeline’s temporary operational and maintenance restrictions, as well as those of its connected and ancillary installations, calculated for a determined period, in which the effects of the non – availability of the mechanical equipment, the line maintenance programs and the number of days of the period considered must be taken into account.

• Actual capacity:Volume contained in the tank up to the maximum working level, this can be between 10 and 50% less than the Nominal Capacity.

More Definitions of Nominal Capacity

Nominal Capacity means the volume of fuel indicated by the manufacturer that represents the maximum recommended fill level.

Nominal Capacity of the Pipeline means the fully compressed capacity of the Pipeline, being 110 PJ per annum with 8 compressor stations operating.

Nominal Capacity means a facility’s maximum practical throughput under a specified configuration.

Nominal Capacity means, with respect to a portable fuel container, the volume that the manufacturer indicates is the maximum recommended filling level.

Nominal Capacity means the maximum mass input of organic solvents at the installation averaged over one day, if that installation is operated at its design output under conditions other than start up and shut down operations or relating to the maintenance of equipment, and

Nominal Capacity. Means the maximum transportation capacity between a pumping station and a terminal of the Pipeline, or between two pumping stations, calculated considering the equipment installed in the Pipeline and the quality planned of the crude oil for a given period. It is expressed in BPDO.

Nominal Capacity means the sum of the incineration capacities of the furnaces of which an