Permitted Range definition

Permitted Range means any inaccuracy in the Measurement Equipment an Entry Point and/or at any Exit Point which in all steady- state flow conditions does not exceed 1.1 per cent over the range of 20-100 per cent of the maximum Flow Rate for which the metering equipment is designed and such range is to be calculated using the method specified in ISO 5167/5168 , as may be amended from time to time, for the determination of uncertainties of the measurement of those volume flow rates which are used to compute Flow Rates or where different as otherwise specified in any applicable Connected System Agreement; and
Permitted Range means the percentage range (for any characteristic) specified in Table 1 in Annex C, Part 4 (which in relation to energy flow is expressed as a percentage of maximum volumetric flow);
Permitted Range means the range specified in the table set out in paragraph 2.8 of Schedule 4;

Examples of Permitted Range in a sentence

  • They do not cover Faults associated with equipment operating outside its Permitted Range when the mis-measurement is of a random nature displaying a symmetrical statistical distribution around the actual measurement.Systematic bias is deemed to be a bias resulting from the measurement system, leading on average to biases in measurement which result in measured values being systematically too high or too low.

  • If the Measurement Equipment is found to be operating outside its Permitted Range or with a systematic bias it is classed to be a “Fault” (OAD D4.1).

  • Note that this election is deemed to be a tender of Shares at the minimum multiple of 0.370 (which is the lowest multiple within the Permitted Range) and could result in the tendered shares being purchased at the minimum Purchase Price of $37.00 per Share.

  • Sieve Size – AS sieve (mm)Sieve Size Permitted Range of Gradings Sieve Size AS (mm)Permitted Range of Grading ± (%, by mass)13.2, 9.50, 4.75, 2.36 In appropriate cases, the path may incorporate a wearing course comprising 50mm of stabilised granitic sand or crushed limestone.

  • Subject to paragraph 2.10(d), the costs and expense of such Validation, and any adjustment or replacement of the components of the Measurement Equipment made as a result of any Validation made pursuant to this paragraph 2.10(c) shall, if the Measurement Equipment is found to read without discernable bias and within the Permitted Range, be paid by the Party requesting the Validation and in any other case by the operator of the relevant part of the Measurement Equipment.


More Definitions of Permitted Range

Permitted Range means any inaccuracy in the Measurement Equipment at the Moffat Entry Point and at each Exit Point which in all steady-state flow conditions does not exceed1.1 per cent over the range of 20-100 per cent of the maximum Flow Rate for which the Metering Equipment is designed calculated using the method specified in ISO 5167/5168 for the determination of uncertainties of the measurement of those volume flow rates which are used to compute Flow Rates;
Permitted Range means any inaccuracy in the Measurement Equipment which in all steady-state flow conditions does not exceed 1.1 per cent over the range of 20-100 per cent of the maximum Flow Rate for which the Metering Equipment is designed calculated using the method specified in ISO 5167/5168/9951/17089 or the relevant applicable standard, as updated from time to time, for the determination of uncertainties of the measurement of those volume flow rates which are used to compute Flow Rates;
Permitted Range of the Supply Point Measurement Equipment comprises (i) the permitted uncertainty level in the Supply Point Measurement Equipment, for all steady-state flow conditions, determined at the point of offtake; and (ii) the specified range (of values of the measured property or characteristic) within which the permitted uncertainty levels apply;
Permitted Range means any inaccuracy in the Measurement Equipment an Entry Point and/or at any Exit Point which in all steady-state flow conditions does not exceed
Permitted Range means any inaccuracy in Measurement Equipment which in all steady-state flow conditions does not exceed 1.1 +/-1 per cent for volume and/or +/-1.1 per cent for energy over the range of 20-100normal operating range per cent of the maximum Flow Rate for which the Measurement Equipment is designed and operated and such range level of uncertainty is to be calculated using the method specified in ISO 5167/5168/9951/17089, or the relevant applicable standard, as updated from time to time, for the determination of uncertainties of the measurement of those volume flow rates which are used to compute Flow Rates;
Permitted Range means the range of uncertainty levels (for any characteristic) specified in column 4 of Table 2 in Annex D;
Permitted Range means any inaccuracy in the Measurement Equipment at the Moffat Entry Point and at each Exit Point which in all steady-state flow conditions does not exceed