Combustion Temperature Sample Clauses

Combustion Temperature. The desired combustion temperature of the WTE plants following completion shall be maintained at 1200 (degrees) C (2192 (degrees) F) reckoned at full load condition and normal fuel conditions in accordance with the Certification Tests described in the Fourteenth Schedule. The WTE plants will be tested under different fuel conditions to ensure that automated fuel handling equipment succeeds in maintaining the desired combustion temperature of 1200 (degrees) C (2192 (degrees) F). If results of the Certification Tests show a temperature fluctuations above or below the desired combustion temperature of 1200 (degrees) C (2192 (degrees) F) that exceed operating standards then NAANOVO shall endeavor to correct the fuel handling equipment and/or burner air intake equipment accordingly in order to achieve the desired combustion temperature. Prior to the Completion Dates the parties hereto shall agree on the dates, time and duration for the Certification Tests in accordance with the Fourteenth Schedule. The operating temperature shall be at all times sufficient to safely incinerate PCBs and other toxic waste.
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Combustion Temperature. The desired combustion temperature of the WTE plants following completion shall be maintained at 1200 (degrees) C (2192 (degrees) F) reckoned at full load condition and normal fuel conditions in accordance with the Certification Tests described in the Fourteenth Schedule. The WTE plants will be tested under different fuel conditions to ensure that automated fuel handling equipment succeeds in maintaining the desired combustion temperature of 1200 (degrees) C (2192 (degrees)
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