Processing Plant definition

Processing Plant means plant systems, located on or off the Leased Premises, that include a gas processing plant, natural gasoline plant, gasoline plant, or other plant where raw unprocessed natural gas is processed to remove or extract Raw Mix from the natural gas stream to produce a Pipeline- Quality Natural Gas or Residue Gas and other products, and the Raw Mix is then either (i) separated by fractionation down to its base components prior to storage and/or transport that meets or conforms to all applicable Gas Processors Association (GPA) Standards and/or Specifications for the commercial sale of each liquefiable hydrocarbon product, or (ii) transported to another plant for separation down to its base components by fractionation prior to storage and/or transport for the commercial sale of each liquefiable hydrocarbon product. Any deductions, costs, or processing fees associated with the removal or recovery of Natural Gas Liquids is strictly limited to only that part of any Processing Plant or facility where Raw Mix is recovered, and if applicable at that plant, also fractionated to their component parts.

Processing Plant means any mill or other processing facility owned or operated or both by any Banro Group Entity located on or near the Properties, to the extent that such mill or processing facility was built with the primary intention of processing ore from the Properties, or at which Produced Gold is processed.

Processing Plant means a plant for the extraction of hydrogen sulphide, ethane, natural gas liquids or other substances from natural gas but does not include any wellhead separator or dehydrator.

Examples of Processing Plant in a sentence

• Processing plant should have all the facility as per requirement.

• Processing plant building should be located on elevated ground area and should not be nearby river/ Nala/ stream or should not be located near explosive industry to avoid fire.

• Overall Processing plant modules unitary cost parameter (USD/ton of processing capacity) is in the middle of the range of recently constructed coal processing plants; • Engineering and general administrative expenses estimated as average of several recently constructed coal mines and equal to 7% of RCN; • Interest during Construction estimated equal to 7.8% of RCN based on the actual interest paid during Processing Plant module 1 construction.

• The project will also install Bulk Milk Coolers (BMCs) for handling increased volume of raw milk procurement and maintaining the quality till it is transported to the Processing plant.

• Arrival of any specific loads going to the FOGO Processing plant will be immediately advised to the plant operator of the weighbridge by using UHF Channel 66.

More Definitions of Processing Plant

Processing Plant means a Gas processing facility downstream of any Delivery Point on the Gathering System to which Shipper has dedicated, or in the future elects to dedicate, Shipper’s owned or Controlled Gas for processing or at which Shipper has arranged for such Gas to be processed prior to delivery to a Downstream Pipeline.

Processing Plant means a commercial operation that manufactures, packages, labels, or stores food for human consumption, and provides food for sale or distribution to other business entities such as processing plants or establishments, and may provide food directly to a consumer.

Processing Plant means a dairy plant at which dairy products are processed.

Processing Plant means a facility in the country of origin responsible for the first packaging of caviar into a pri- mary container. In the United States, this may be done by the person who harvested the roe.

Processing Plant means any facility in North Dakota in which potash or byproducts are extracted, recovered, or produced from a mineral resource and includes any facility in North Dakota associated with the mine in which the primary production from the mining facility is processed or refined.

Processing Plant means a plant at which food products are processed;

Processing Plant means a plant to remove liquefiable hydrocarbons from a gas stream or to separate natural gas into physically or chemically distinct marketable associated natural resources;