Peaking Factor definition

Peaking Factor means (i) the percentage equivalent of that volume of Overdraft Service available from the System for a given period in excess of Uninterruptible Service, which a customer may divert without charge or (ii) such other definition as is set forth in the Rate Schedule.

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Peaking Factor means the peak daily customer demand factor as determined in accordance with 327 IAC 8-3.3-2.

Peaking Factor means two times the existing demand on a system unless a different number is indicated by the historical record.

Examples of Peaking Factor in a sentence

• Whenever it receives revised demand and Peaking Factor estimates from Purchaser, Portland will provide Purchaser with estimates of the capacity of Portland water system to meet all projected system loads over the ten-year planning horizon.

• To determine Surplus Capacity cost, Portland will use the same Seasonal Peaking Factor and 3-Day Peaking Factor characteristics attributed to Portland Retail Customers within the Portland Model.

• Portland will recalculate Purchaser’s Seasonal Peaking Factor and 3-Day Peaking Factor to reflect Purchaser’s corrected water demands only for dates after the date of Portland’s initial notice of a meter error or such other date as the data demonstrates the error began.

• The Rate(s) per MG for average daily diversions in excess of the Peaking Factor during a calendar month and year shall be the amounts set forth in the Rate Schedule.

• Day Peaking Factor The Purchaser’s average Actual 3-Day Peaking Factor from the previous five years.

• To determine Surplus Capacity cost, Portland will use the same Seasonal Peaking Factor and 3-Day Peaking Factor characteristics attributed to Portland Retail within the Portland Model.

• The hydraulic analysis will include a Peaking Factor Study to better understand the influent wastewater flow and the design capacity for the proposed treatment structures, including the IPS and possible flow equalization tank, including different options for piping connectivity and unit operations sizing.

• Peaking Factor (PF) PF = 3.2 ÷ P0.106, where P = Population in Thousands incl.

• FY 11-12 FY 2002 FY 2003 FY 2004 FY 2005 FY 2006 FY 2007 FY 2008 FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2012 3-Year Average 773,872 780,666 736,577 716,037 749,409 734,137 780,264 690,544 644,285 640,966 618,574 634,608 629,770 Residential Non-Residential Navy Portsmouth Annual Production Average Day Production Maximum Month Production Maximum Day Production Max Day Date Maximum Day Peaking Factor Max-Day to Avg.

• All water purchased for resale will be included in the Purchaser’s Purchase Quantity and the determination of the Purchaser’s Seasonal Peaking Factor and 3-Day Peaking Factor.

More Definitions of Peaking Factor

Peaking Factor means a peak day delivery limitation, which such limitation is a not to exceed quantity of water (expressed in million gallons of water per day or "MGD") that is determined by multiplying the uniform daily delivery rate established by a Wholesale Water Supply Agreement by 1.33 (i.e., Peaking Factor = 1.33 x uniform daily delivery rate). The Peaking Factor shall apply to all peak day wholesale water deliveries made by Tacoma to a City pursuant to a Wholesale Water Supply Agreement. By way of example, as applied to a uniform daily delivery rate of 4 MGD, the Peaking Factor limits a maximum peak day delivery to 5.32 MGD.

Peaking Factor means a peak day delivery limitation, which such limitation is a not to exceed quantity of water (expressed in million gallons of water per day or "MGD") and that is determined by multiplying the uniform daily delivery rate by 1.33 (i.e., Peaking Factor =

Peaking Factor means the ratio of maximum flow to average flow for an identical time period. For example, if a customer uses 5 MG in its maximum demand month, and its average annual monthly use is 2.5 MG, the monthly peaking factor for the max month would be 5/2.5, or 2.0.