Hydrocarbon Dewpoint Clause Samples

The Hydrocarbon Dewpoint clause defines the maximum allowable temperature at which hydrocarbons in a gas stream will begin to condense into liquids under specified pressure conditions. In practice, this clause sets a limit on the dewpoint to ensure that the gas delivered meets quality standards and does not contain excessive liquid hydrocarbons, which could cause operational issues in pipelines or downstream equipment. By establishing this specification, the clause helps prevent equipment damage, blockages, and ensures the safe and efficient transportation and processing of natural gas.
Hydrocarbon Dewpoint. Producers’ Gas and MV Mitigation Gas shall conform to the dewpoint specifications of the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Receiving Transporters.
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Hydrocarbon Dewpoint. 8.1 National Grid Gas shall be deemed not to have taken all Reasonable Measures to secure that Exit Gas complies with the requirements in Table A as to Hydrocarbon Dewpoint content where, notwithstanding that sufficient gas of the requisite quality to enable National Grid Gas to arrange blending is being or (at the appropriate time) has been delivered to the National Grid Gas System, such blending is not achieved. 8.2 In using Reasonable Measures to secure that Exit Gas complies with the requirements in Table A as to Hydrocarbon Dewpoint content National Grid Gas shall (subject to there being sufficient gas of the requisite quality) carry out blending having due regard to measurement uncertainties.
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Hydrocarbon Dewpoint. The gas will have a phase envelope, cricondentherm temperature of less than 0oC and shall be physically proven to be free of hydrocarbon liquids at a temperature of 0oC or greater, and in the pressure range 102 to 10,000 kPa absolute.
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Hydrocarbon Dewpoint. Producers’ Gas shall conform to the dewpoint specifications of the PRP Receiving Transporters.
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Hydrocarbon Dewpoint. Transporter will receive, from an FT-1, FT-1-IBR, or FT-1-FPS shipper, gas with a hydrocarbon dewpoint equal to or less than twenty-three degrees Fahrenheit (23°F) at the prevailing operating pressure at the applicable receipt point (“HCDP spec”), provided that such gas satisfies all other applicable gas quality specifications of Transporter’s Gas Tariff. Transporter may, from time to time, post on its website a revised hydrocarbon dewpoint specification that is above twenty-three degrees Fahrenheit (23°F) (“Revised HCDP spec”) for specified receipt points (thereby creating an “Authorized Rich Gas Overrun”). The Revised HCDP spec for Authorized Rich Gas Overrun will at all times be subject to reduction or revocation to accommodate prevailing operating conditions.
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Hydrocarbon Dewpoint. Shall not exceed fifteen degrees Fahrenheit (15oF) at any pressure between one hundred (100) psia and one thousand (1000) psia as calculated from gas composition or otherwise determined.
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Hydrocarbon Dewpoint. Producer’s Gas shall have a hydrocarbon dewpoint below 40 degrees Fahrenheit (40 oF).
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Hydrocarbon Dewpoint. The gas will have a minimum hydrocarbon dewpoint lower than minus 30(degree)C at 10,000 kPa absolute. In any case the hydrocarbon dewpoint of the gas shall be such that hydrocarbons will not condense under pipeline operating conditions. SCHEDULE C OWNERSHIP PERCENTAGES OF THE PRODUCERS THE MEREENIE JOINT VENTURE The Producers Ownership Percentages Magellan Petroleum (N.T.) Pty. Ltd. 20%) United Oil & Gas Co. (N.T.) Pty. Ltd. 15%) 35% Canso Resources Limited 15% Moonie Oil N.L. 21% Petromin No Liability 13.75% Transoil No Liability 9% Farmout Drillers NL 6.25% SCHEDULE D BASE PRICE 1. The Base Price for Gas delivered (or to be paid for pursuant to clause 3.21(c)) each Month in each of Contract Years 1 to 21 inclusive shall be calculated on a different basis depending on whether such Gas comprises part of the Probable Quantity for that Month ("Probable Gas"), or is in excess of the Probable Quantity for that Month ("Excess Gas"). 2. The quantity of Probable Gas for each Month in each Contract Year may be ascertained by: (a) Multiplying the relevant Annual Minimum Quantity for that Contract Year by 1.25. (b) Multiplying the resultant quantity by the factor specified in the table below: July .068 August .077 Sept .083 Oct .095 Nov .096 Dec .087 Jan .083 Feb .080 March .087 April .082 May .088 June .074 PROVIDED that the Purchaser may from time to time prior to the commencement of any Contract Year by notice in writing to the Producers jointly vary the factors shown for each Month in such manner as it shall see fit having regard to anticipated fluctuations in demand for Gas PROVIDED FURTHER that the aggregate of such factors over a Contract Year shall always be 1.000.
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Hydrocarbon Dewpoint. The Gas shall conform to the most stringent hydrocarbon dewpoint specifications published by any of the downstream pipelines that are interconnected to the Gathering System at any time.
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