Correction Curves definition

Correction Curves means the curves and mathematical formulae set forth in SCHEDULE D (Tests) and used for the purposes of calculating the Corrected Net Power Output and the Corrected Pressure Drop.
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Correction Curves has the meaning(s) given to it in Exhibit D and shall be used to adjust Facility performance from variations from the Design Conditions and/or other specified factors (e.g., degradation) as provided therein.
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Correction Curves has the meaning given to that term in paragraph 1 of Annex 2 (Testing Requirements);
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Examples of Correction Curves in a sentence

  • The Performance Tests shall be performed under normal operating conditions as described in Exhibit D hereto and in accordance with all applicable Laws in effect on the date thereof, and the test results shall be adjusted pursuant to the Correction Curves for deviations from the Design Conditions and shall be adjusted for other deviations as set forth in Exhibit D.

  • In case of deviation of actual conditions from Guarantee Conditions, the following Correction Curves (as attached to this Schedule D) will be used to determine the correction factors to be applied to the Measured Net Power Output and Measured Pressure Drop when calculating Corrected Net Power Output and Corrected Pressure Drop respectively.

  • PREPA has agreed that it is inappropriate to use the design LPG Fuel Cost Correction Curves as the basis for the calculation of the Fuel Cost Correction Factors.

  • The Parties have agreed that PREPA does not have to make any retroactive payments to EE for any amount resulting from the revised Operational Fuel Cost Correction Curves.

  • Performance Test - Raft River EPC Contract, Exhibit D Rev 0 – 12/05/05 The Correction Curves shall be provided in graphical (curve) and equation (curve fit) formats.


More Definitions of Correction Curves

Correction Curves. The curves, set forth in Annex B, used to adjust the Power Plant performance for variation in the Geothermal Fluids and Atmospheric Conditions from those specified in the Geothermal Fluid Specifications and the Interface Data.
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Correction Curves means the performance curves utilized by the Facility’s construction contractor to adjust the results of the Facility’s performance tests performed at Facility completion to Standard Site Conditions, which performance curves shall be provided to the Department as soon as they are received, but in no case later than 15 days after Phase 2 COD; the Department shall grant its approval of such performance curves, unless good cause for rejection exists.
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Correction Curves. As defined in Section 10 of this Exhibit D.
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Correction Curves. As defined in Section 7 and Schedule B of this Exhibit D.
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Correction Curves. As defined in Section 8 hereof.
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Correction Curves means the correction curves as set out in Exhibit D used to adjust Facility performance from variations from the Design Conditions and/or other specified factors.
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Correction Curves means the correction curves as set out in Exhibit C used to adjust Facility performance from variations from the Design Conditions and/or other specified factors (e.g., degradation).
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