Corrections of Measuring Equipment Clause Samples

The Corrections of Measuring Equipment clause establishes the procedures and responsibilities for identifying, reporting, and rectifying inaccuracies in measurement devices used under the contract. Typically, this clause requires parties to regularly inspect and calibrate equipment, and to promptly address any discovered errors, which may involve adjusting past measurements or compensating affected parties. Its core function is to ensure the accuracy and reliability of measurements, thereby preventing disputes and ensuring fair outcomes based on precise data.
Corrections of Measuring Equipment. If, upon testing, any measuring equipment is found to be inaccurate by less than two percent (2%) at a flow rate corresponding to the average hourly flow rate for Steam supplied by Cogen for Infineum's Complex and Infineum's Technology Center for the period since the last preceding test, previous recordings of such equipment shall be considered accurate in computing deliveries of Steam hereunder, but such equipment shall be promptly adjusted to record correctly to the extent possible. If, upon testing, any measuring equipment shall be found to be inaccurate by greater than two percent (2%) at a flow rate corresponding to the average hourly flow rate for Steam supplied by Cogen for Infineum's Complex or Infineum's Technology Center for the period since the last preceding test, then such equipment shall be promptly adjusted to record properly, to the extent possible, and any previous recordings by such equipment shall be corrected to zero error, to the extent possible, and Cogen shall promptly send to Infineum, pursuant to Article 7, billing adjustments based on such corrected recordings. If no reliable information exists as to when the equipment became inaccurate, it shall be assumed for correction purposes hereunder that such inaccuracy began at a point in time midway between the testing date and the last previous date on which the equipment was tested and found to be accurate or adjusted to be accurate.
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Corrections of Measuring Equipment. If, upon testing, any measuring equipment is found to be inaccurate by less than two percent (2%), previous recordings of such equipment shall be considered accurate in computing deliveries of Cogenerated Steam hereunder, but such equipment shall be promptly adjusted to record correctly to the extent possible. If, upon testing, any measuring equipment shall be found to be inaccurate by greater than two percent (2%), then such equipment shall be promptly adjusted to record properly, to the extent possible, and any previous recordings by such equipment shall be corrected to zero error, to the extent possible, and Seller shall promptly send to Buyer, pursuant to Section 6, billing adjustments based on such corrected recordings. If no reliable information exists as to when the equipment became inaccurate, it shall be assumed for correction purposes hereunder that such inaccuracy began at a point in time midway between the testing date and the last previous date on which the equipment was tested and found to be accurate or adjusted to be accurate.
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