Instrument Failures Clause Samples

The Instrument Failures clause defines the procedures and responsibilities in the event that a key instrument or piece of equipment malfunctions or ceases to operate as intended. Typically, this clause outlines the steps parties must take to notify each other of the failure, the timeframe for repairs or replacements, and any temporary measures to mitigate disruption. Its core practical function is to ensure that both parties are prepared to address equipment breakdowns efficiently, minimizing operational downtime and clarifying liability or obligations during such incidents.
Instrument Failures. If the Provider Feed Water Flow Meter or any Provider Feed Water Instrument, and the Off-Taker Feed Water Instruments are not operating as designed then, provided the flow of sufficient quantities of Feed Water continues on an uninterrupted basis, the quantity of Feed Water in MMBTU’s delivered during such period of inoperability shall be deemed to be the product of (y) the average MMBTU’s of Feed Water delivered during the one hundred twenty (120) hour period that immediately precedes such occurrence, subject to a proportionate adjustment (as applicable) for any increase or decrease in the number of HRSGs operating during such 120 hour period relative to the number if such FIRSGs operating during such period of inoperability, and (z) the duration (rounded to the nearest minute) of such failure. If either of the temperature instruments in respect of the Provider Feed Water Instrument or the Off-Taker Feed Water Instruments are not operating as designed, or if the redundant Provider Feed Water Monitoring Equipment and the Off-Taker Feed Water Monitoring Equipment are not operating as designed, then all Feed Water delivered during period of inoperability shall be presumed to be Conforming Feed Water unless Provider can otherwise demonstrate the existence of a nonconformity in respect of the Feed Water Constituents to the reasonable satisfaction of Off-Taker.
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