Waste Composition Sample Clauses

Waste Composition. Provide all components that make up the waste. Total composition must equal or exceed 100%.
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Waste Composition. Provided that the WCAs deliver their services in accordance with the relevant WCA Baselines and Service Delivery Plans (as the same may be amended by a Review in accordance with this IAA), the WDA will take the risk of the composition of Contract Waste delivered to the Delivery Points or Contingency Delivery Points or the Facilities being outside the waste composition parameters agreed with a Relevant Contractor (if any).
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Waste Composition. Provide all components that make up the waste. Please note specific oils. Total composition must equal or exceed 100%.
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Waste Composition. 32.2.1 The Owner makes no representation, warranty or guarantee whatsoever as to the quality, composition, heating value or other characteristics of Waste delivered to the Facility. The DBO Contractor acknowledges that the Facility receives Waste from a number of sources approved by the Owner and that the Owner can not in any way control the composition, heating value or other characteristics of such Waste. It is anticipated that deliveries of Waste received at the Facility will include Acceptable Waste and may, from time to time, contain quantities of Unacceptable Waste and the provisions of, inter alia, sections 32.3, 32.4 and 33.6 shall apply.
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Waste Composition. 5.1. The WCAs shall not in any event or circumstance be liable under the IAA for any increased costs, damages or expenses or losses payable to the SRF Contractor, whether payable by the PPP Contractor or by the WDA. 5.2. Where the composition of waste is to be tested for the purposes of determining the effect on the PPP Contractor of changes in the WCA Baseline, it is confirmed by the WDA that the waste of an individual WCA will not be tested in isolation but rather daily samples shall be taken from the Facility bunker so that the blended effect of the whole Contract Waste stream is measured and taken into account. 5.3. Without prejudice to the generality of paragraph 8.6.2 of Schedule 6 of the IAA, the WDA shall check and verify the PPP Contractor’s testing of the composition of the Contract Waste using the same effort and care as if the WDA was unable to recover a Compensation Payment from the relevant WCA in respect of any payment to be made by the WDA to the PPP Contractor for a change in the composition of the Contract Waste. 5.4. In accordance with Clause 14.10.5 of the IAA, the WCAs shall not in any event be liable for any of the WDA’s own costs, including any administrative and testing costs, pursuant to any provision of the IAA. 5.5. For the avoidance of doubt, in the event that there is no increase in the Unitary Charge or no payment is due from the WDA to the PPP Contractor as a result of Substitute Waste sourced by the PPP Contractor, the WCAs shall not have any liability to the WDA under Clause 14.5 of the IAA, regardless of whether Clause 14.5 would have applied were it not for the Substitute Waste.
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Waste Composition. The composition of waste will vary between the three pilot cites, although in general this will have no effect on the desired sorting reequipments. All three municipalities have similar waste composition in that: • PET and HDPE bottles account for a significant amount of material • LDPE film will be present in large quantities • PP, both rigid and flexible will be present and must be recovered • Non-target polymers such as PS, PVC, and PLA are present in small quantities and will not be recovered. The main difference between the three cities is the large quantity of PET trays in the Dutch material. The development of the NIR sorter to detect these trays would be very beneficial.
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