Transmission Loss definition

Transmission Loss. (TL) means the quantity of gas which is unaccounted for whatsoever reason including blow downs, venting or releases during regular operation and maintenance of the pipeline system or due to inaccuracy of custody meter;

Transmission Loss means the quantity of gas which is unaccounted for whatsoever reason including blow downs, venting or releases during regular operation and maintenance of the pipeline system or due to inaccuracy of Custody Transfer Meters.

Transmission Loss means the energy losses in the transmission system of a Transmission Licensee. Cost of auxiliary power consumption in the sub-station for the purpose of air- conditioning, lighting, battery charging, accessories of sub-station equipments, etc.;

Examples of Transmission Loss in a sentence

• Standard Test Method for Laboratory Measurement of Airborne Sound Transmission Loss of Building Partitions and Elements.

• Laboratory Measurement of Airborne-Sound Transmission Loss of Building Partitions.

• Standard Test Method for Laboratory Measurement of Airborne Sound Transmission Loss of Building Partitions and Elements; 2009.

• The ISO must determine the charge under Rate STS in a settlement period as the losses charge calculated as the sum, over all hours in the settlement period, of metered energy in the hour multiplied by pool price multiplied by a loss factor for the facility, where the loss factor is determined in accordance with section 501.10 of the ISO rules, Transmission Loss Factors, which is available to market participants on the AESO website.

• Laboratory Measurement of Airborne Sound Transmission Loss of Building Partitions.

More Definitions of Transmission Loss

Transmission Loss means the transmission loss incurred by the Water Entity in transporting water via any watercourse as determined under the applicable watercourse authority held by the Water Entity under Part 6A of the Water Management Act 1999 in respect of that transport;

Transmission Loss means the energy losses in the transmission system of a Transmission

Transmission Loss means the energy losses in the transmission system of a Transmission Licensee. Auxiliary power consumption in the sub-station for the purpose of air- conditioning, lighting, battery charging, accessories of sub-station equipments, etc., shall be billed and considered as part of repair & maintenance expenses.

Transmission Loss means the energy losses in the transmission system of a transmission licensee including auxiliary power consumption in the sub-station for the purpose of air-conditioning, lighting, battery charging, accessories of sub-station equipments, etc., and shall be accounted for separately;

Transmission Loss means the energy losses in the transmission system of a transmission licensee including auxiliary power consumption in the sub-station for

Transmission Loss. (TL) means the quantity of gas which is unaccounted

Transmission Loss means the difference between the energy inputs in the transmission system for transmission of electricity and energy delivered by the transmission system at delivery points including auxiliary and own consumptions of the transmission licensee;