Measurement Equipment and Procedures Sample Clauses

Measurement Equipment and Procedures. 8.1 All Gas measurements required hereunder shall be made with equipment of standard make to be furnished, installed, operated, and maintained by MarkWest in accordance with the recommendations contained in ANSI/API 2530 as then published. Producer, or others having Producer’s consent, may, at its option and expense, install and operate check measuring equipment upstream of the measuring equipment to check the measuring equipment, provided the installation of the check measuring equipment in no way interferes with the operation of the measuring equipment. 8.2 All Gas volume measurements shall be based on an assumed atmospheric pressure of 14.4 psia, regardless of actual atmospheric pressure at which the Gas is measured. The factors used in computing Gas volumes from orifice meter measurements shall be the latest factors published by the AGA. These factors shall include: a. Basic orifice factor. b. Pressure base factor based on a pressure base of 14.73 psia. c. Temperature base factor based on a temperature base of sixty degrees Fahrenheit (60°F). d. Flowing temperature factor, based on the flowing temperature as measured by an industry accepted recording device, if, at MarkWest’s option, a recording device has been installed, otherwise the temperature shall be assumed to be sixty degrees Fahrenheit (60°F). e. Super compressibility factor, obtained from the latest AGA Manual for the Determination of Super Compressibility Factors for Natural Gas (AGA 8). f. Specific gravity factor, based on the specific gravity of the Gas as determined under the provisions set forth below. 8.3 MarkWest shall test the accuracy of its measuring equipment at least once every calendar quarter. Additional test(s) shall be promptly performed upon notification by either Party to the other. If any additional test requested by Producer indicates that no inaccuracy of more than two percent (2%) exists, at a recording rate corresponding to the average rate of flow for the period since the last preceding test, then Producer shall reimburse MarkWest for all its direct costs in connection with that additional test within fifteen (15) days following receipt of a detailed invoice and supporting documentation setting forth those costs. 8.4 If, upon test, any measuring equipment is found to be in error by an amount not exceeding two percent (2%), at a recording rate corresponding to the average rate of flow for the period since the last preceding test, previous recordings of that equipment sh...
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Measurement Equipment and Procedures. 5.1. All Gas measurements required hereunder shall be made with equipment furnished, installed, operated, and maintained by Columbia in accordance with Columbia's Gas Tariff and applicable standards of the American Gas Association, and the provisions of the applicable Operating Agreements.
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Measurement Equipment and Procedures. 6.1. The volume of Gas will be measured by a primary and secondary measurement device that is accepted by industry, state, and federal regulatory agencies. The most common primary devices are orifice or ultrasonic meter tubes. These devices shall comply with the American Petroleum Institute - Manual of Petroleum Measurement Standards, 14.3, American Gas Association Report No. 3, and Report No. 9, (Latest Revisions) where applicable. The secondary measurement device shall be an electronic flow meter (“EFM”) that includes a temperature recording system. The EFM shall meet and be capable of performing volume calculations according to the current standards prescribed in the American Gas Association Report No. 3, Orifice Metering of Natural Gas and Other Hydrocarbon Fluids, Parts 1-4, and shall comply with the American Petroleum Institute — Manual of Petroleum Measurement Standards, Chapter 21, Section 1 — Electronic Gas Measurement, (Latest Revisions). 6.2. The unit of volume for measurement of Gas delivered hereunder shall be one thousand (1,000) Cubic feet of Gas at a base temperature of sixty degrees Fahrenheit (60°F) and at an absolute pressure base of 14.73 psia. 6.3. For purposes of measurement hereunder, the atmospheric (barometric) pressure shall be the average actual atmospheric pressure for the geographical area as determined by the Processor. If the pressure transmitter being used is capable of measuring actual atmospheric pressure, then actual atmospheric pressure may be used. 6.4. Processor shall determine the Gas stream composition, specific gravity, and gross Heating Values based on any of the following: spot samples, composite samples, on-line Gas chromatograph analysis or portable Gas chromatograph analysis. The component analysis of the Gas shall be performed by Gas chromatography in accordance with GPA 2261 and 2172 or any pertinent revisions thereto or replacements thereof. Gas samples shall be obtained in accordance with the procedures set forth in the Gas Processor’s Association Standard 2166 (Latest Revision) “Obtaining Natural Gas Samples for Analysis by Gas Chromatography” and American Petroleum Institute 14.1 Section 1 (Latest Revision). 6.5. The sampling frequency will be no less than semi-annually or more often if deemed necessary by Processor. 6.6. Tests for oxygen, carbon dioxide, sulphur, and hydrogen sulfide content of the Gas delivered hereunder shall be made as often as deemed necessary by Processor, by means commonly used and...
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Measurement Equipment and Procedures. All Gas measurements required hereunder shall be made with equipment of standard make to be furnished, installed, operated, and maintained by Processor in accordance with the recommendations set forth in the A.G.A. Gas Measurement Committee Report Number Three-latest edition for orifice meters or the A.G.A. Gas Measurement Committee Report Number Seven-latest edition for turbine meters or industry standards for other meters. Chipeta may, at its option and expense, install and operate check measuring equipment upstream of the measuring equipment to check the measuring equipment, provided that the installation of the check measuring equipment in no way interferes with the operation of the measuring equipment.
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Measurement Equipment and Procedures. 6.1. All Gas measurements required hereunder shall be made with equipment of standard make to be furnished, installed, operated, and maintained by Processor in accordance with the recommendations set forth in the A.G.A. Gas Measurement Committee Report Number Three-latest edition for orifice meters or the A.G.A. Gas Measurement Committee Report Number Seven-latest edition for turbine meters or industry standards for other meters. Producer may, at its option and expense, install and operate check measuring equipment upstream of the measuring equipment to check the measuring equipment, provided that the installation of the check measuring equipment in no way interferes with the operation of the measuring equipment. 6.2. All Gas volume measurements shall be based on an assumed atmospheric pressure of 11.7 psia, regardless of actual atmospheric pressure at which the Gas is measured. The factors used in computing Gas volumes from orifice meter measurements shall be the latest factors
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Measurement Equipment and Procedures. 8.1. All Gas measurements required hereunder shall be made with equipment of standard make to be furnished, installed, operated, and maintained by Keystone in accordance with the recommendations contained in ANSI/API 2530 as then published. ▇▇▇, or others having Rex’s consent, may, at its option and expense, install and operate check measuring equipment Upstream of the measuring equipment to check the measuring equipment, provided the installation of the check measuring equipment in no way interferes with the operation of the measuring equipment.
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