Operational capacity definition

Operational capacity means the total number of beds, including those located in temporary holding areas such as the following:

Operational capacity. The term “operational capacity” means a person’s capacity to take and process crude helium delivered from the Federal Helium System, expressed in MMcf of crude helium per year.

Operational capacity means the number of inmates who can be accommodated in a jail facility based on the number of permanent beds that the facility is designed to hold and the facility's staff, existing programs, and services.

Examples of Operational capacity in a sentence

• The firm portion of Operational Capacity is then multiplied by one (1) minus TR.f.

• This request is deemed to be equal to the difference between the shipper’s Nomination and the Initial Operational Capacity on that Network Interconnection Point (over-nomination).

• Initial Operational Capacity plus the capacity allocated on a UBI basis or minus the capacity acquired by the other shippers on a UBI basis, and for the specific case of the Transport Storage Interface Points plus the capacity allocated on a UIOLI basis or minus the capacity acquired by the other shippers on a UIOLI basis.

• Where there is a material difference between the commissioned Operational Capacity and CNA recorded in the table below and the certified levels, the Notice of Change process must be followed.

• Total Operational Capacity Limits (TCL): maximum quantities of Gas that the Customer may be allocated unconditionally by the Storage Facility Manager to inject and/or withdraw, calculated every Day according to Stock, Minimum and Maximum Stock, Daily Injection and Withdrawal Capacities, and Scheduled Daily Injection and Withdrawal Quantities.

More Definitions of Operational capacity

Operational capacity means 96.5% of every physical and funded bed is occupied by an inmate.

Operational capacity means the allowable safe working capacity after considering the unpumpables and all safety parameters relating to the maximum safe working level of a tank;

Operational capacity means the total number of rated beds within a jail, including those located in temporary holding areas such as the following:

Operational capacity means the total number of Enrolled and Vacant Spaces at the Facility that may be occupied by a child at the Facility during the times that the Facility offers Child Care;

Operational capacity which means they had more inmates within their facilities than they had the staff and resources to adequately oversee (Bureau of Justice 2015).

Operational capacity means the maximum number of youth that a facility may safely and effectively accommodate under its current funding levels, staffing levels, and existing programs and services.

Operational capacity means the maximum