Regasification Components definition

Regasification Components means all machinery and equipment on board the Vessel related to the capability of the Vessel to regasify LNG and discharge regasified LNG, including, but not limited to, the following principal components: shell and tube vaporizers; high pressure LNG pumps; high pressure submerged turret loading swivel; and metering units.

Examples of Regasification Components in a sentence

  • Charterer shall also provide without charge LNG required for purging and cooling the Regasification Components as necessary to discharge regasified LNG.

  • To enable verification of spare parts associated with Regasification Components held on shore solely for the use of the Vessel, such parts shall be stored and recorded separately from any parts which are the same or similar which may be held by Owner or Manager for any other vessel.

  • The Master Maintenance and Repair Plan shall specifically address the maintenance and repair of the Regasification Components of the Vessel.

  • The Building Contract shall contain a provision giving Charterer’s representatives a continuing right to inspect and investigate the construction progress of the Vessel and the Regasification Components with access during usual working hours to the construction and fabricating facilities of Daewoo and its subcontractors.

  • The purchase cost of such depot spare parts (including the cost of delivery to the place where they are to be stored for the use of the Vessel, but excluding any administrative costs or continuing preservation and maintenance costs associated therewith) for use in maintaining the Regasification Components shall be considered an Additional Cost Component.

  • Notwithstanding the foregoing, Charterer shall have no liability to Owner or any other party under any provision of this Charter with respect to any claim of infringement of any patent or any other intellectual property right which is based upon or arises out of (i) combination of Regasification Components specified by Charterer with equipment or software not within Specifications, or (ii) the use of the Regasification Components in a manner inconsistent with the Charter.

  • The Building Contract shall contain a provision requiring the testing to the maximum extent possible of each of the Regasification Components at Daewoo’s shipyard (the “Components Test”).

  • As a further condition of the indemnity provided above, Owner covenants and agrees that it will not assert a claim, lawsuit or other action covered by the indemnity provided herein against any of Daewoo or its Affiliates or any other party that has constructed the Regasification Components of the Vessel.

  • Owner further undertakes that the Regasification Components will throughout the Term enable the Vessel’s cargo to be regasified and discharged at the rates, pressures and temperatures specified in Schedule I; provided the subsea pipeline and shore facilities can receive at such rate and provided further that Owner shall not be liable for any deficiency in such rates, pressures or temperatures if such deficiency is caused by a defect in the LNGRV Design.

  • Charterer shall pay for all de-activation, preservation and re-activation costs of the Regasification Components resulting from such conversion.

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  • Components means articles, materials, and supplies incorporated directly into end products at any level of manufacture, fabrication, or assembly by the Contractor or any subcontractor.