Potential Peak Instantaneous Vapor Flow Rate definition

Potential Peak Instantaneous Vapor Flow Rate means the maximum instantaneous rate of vapors routed to a Vapor Control System during Normal Operations, including flashing, working, and standing losses, as determined using the Modeling Guideline.

Potential Peak Instantaneous Vapor Flow Rate means the maximum instantaneous amount of vapors routed to a Vapor Control System during

Potential Peak Instantaneous Vapor Flow Rate or “PPIVFR” shall mean the maximum instantaneous rate of vapors routed to a Vapor Control System during Normal Operations, including flashing, working, breathing, and standing losses, as determined according to an Engineering Evaluation.

Examples of Potential Peak Instantaneous Vapor Flow Rate in a sentence

• Any other inputs needed to estimate the Potential Peak Instantaneous Vapor Flow Rate ( e.g., process heating, blanket gas, purge gas if applicable).

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• The purpose of the Modeling Guideline is to determine Potential Peak Instantaneous Vapor Flow Rate for purposes of designing and adequately sizing Vapor Control Systems and to provide procedures for achieving this objective.

• Once selected by Noble and approved by EPA, Noble shall have the Auditor conduct a document review of each Tank System to be included in that audit to verify that Noble has applied the Modeling Guideline and the applicable Engineering Design Standard so that the Vapor Control Systems are adequately designed and sized to handle the Potential Peak Instantaneous Vapor Flow Rate.

• For those Vapor Control Systems that are not adequately designed and sized based on the Engineering Evaluation, PDC shall make necessary modifications to reduce the Potential Peak Instantaneous Vapor Flow Rate (as recalculated using the Modeling Guideline) and/or increase the capacity of the Vapor Control System in accordance with the applicable Engineering Design Standard.

• PDC shall ensure that each Vapor Control System is adequately designed and sized to handle the Potential Peak Instantaneous Vapor Flow Rate, as determined through application of an Engineering Design Standard.

• PDC will then apply the Modeling Guideline to determine the Potential Peak Instantaneous Vapor Flow Rate of the associated Vapor Control System.

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• In the event that any associated Well Production Operations are shut-in at the time of this IR Camera Inspection, and the shut-in Well Production Operations contribute to the highest, non- precluded Potential Peak Instantaneous Vapor Flow Rate, PDC shall perform additional IR Camera Inspection(s) in accordance with this subparagraph within 30 days of resuming such Well Production Operations.

• Noble shall ensure that the modifications result in a Vapor Control System that is adequately designed and sized to handle the Potential Peak Instantaneous Vapor Flow Rate, as determined through application of an Engineering Design Standard.

More Definitions of Potential Peak Instantaneous Vapor Flow Rate

Potential Peak Instantaneous Vapor Flow Rate means the maximum instantaneous rate of vapors routed to a Vapor Control System during Normal Operations, including flashing, working, and standing losses, as determined using the Open Loop Modeling Guideline developed pursuant to Appendix B, Paragraph 1.

Potential Peak Instantaneous Vapor Flow Rate or “PPIVFR” means the maximum instantaneous rate of vapors routed to a Vapor Control System during Normal Operations, including flashing, working, and breathing losses, and other applicable vapor sources (including Bypass Gas) as determined using the Open Loop Modeling Guideline.

Potential Peak Instantaneous Vapor Flow Rate means the maximum instantaneous rate of vapors routed to a Vapor Control System during Normal Operations, including flashing, working, and standing losses, as determined using the Open Loop Modeling Guideline developed pursuant to Paragraph10.

Potential Peak Instantaneous Vapor Flow Rate or “PPIVFR” shall mean the maximum instantaneous rate of vapors routed to a Vapor Control System during Normal Operations, including flashing, working, breathing or standing losses, as determined using the Open Loop Vapor Control System Modeling Guideline.

Potential Peak Instantaneous Vapor Flow Rate means the maximum instantaneous amount of vapors from a Tank System during normal operations, including flashing, working, breathing, and standing losses, as determined using the Modeling Guideline.