Volumetric Flow Rate Tests Clause Samples
The Volumetric Flow Rate Tests clause establishes requirements for measuring and verifying the rate at which a fluid passes through a system or equipment. Typically, this clause outlines the testing procedures, acceptable measurement methods, and the standards or thresholds that must be met to ensure proper system performance. For example, it may specify the use of calibrated flow meters and define the conditions under which tests should be conducted. The core function of this clause is to ensure that the system delivers the required flow rates, thereby confirming compliance with design specifications and preventing operational issues related to inadequate or excessive flow.
Volumetric Flow Rate Tests. The volumetric flowrate of the exhaust gases, at the * will be determined using EPA Methods 1 through 4. The required number of traverse points, in accordance with EPA Method 1, will be used. * measurements will be taken at each traverse point during each test run. Duct temperature measurements will also be taken at each traverse point using a Type-K thermocouple and digital temperature readout. The duct static pressure will also be measured during each test run. Methods to be considered are pitot tube and manometer set up and/or anemometer readings or other methods appropriate for this high temperature gas. The MHF offgas moisture content will be determined from the moisture catch of the constant rate sampling train during the emissions testing in accordance with EPA Method 4. A minimum sample volume of thirty (30) cubic feet will be collected during each of the *-hour periods of the performance test. The moisture content of the flue gas will be calculated as the ratio of the moisture catch corrected to standard conditions to the sum of the dry sample volume and the moisture catch, both corrected to standard conditions.