Adjustment for Supercompressibility Sample Clauses

Adjustment for Supercompressibility. Adjustment to measured Gas volumes for the effects of supercompressibility shall be made according to accepted AGA standards. Measuring party shall obtain representative relative density, gas composition, carbon dioxide and nitrogen mole fraction values, from the Gas samples obtained for the Gas delivered or received as may be required to compute such adjustments according to standard testing procedures. Equations for the calculation of supercompressibility will be taken from the latest revision of AGA Report No. 8, Compressibility for Natural Gas and Other Hydrocarbon Gases. Each month, the supercompressibility will be calculated using the latest gas analysis and the monthly average of the flowing temperature and pressure.
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Adjustment for Supercompressibility. Adjustments to measured gas volumes for the effects of supercompressibility shall be made in accordance with accepted AGA standards. Operator shall obtain representative carbon dioxide and nitrogen mole fraction values for the gas delivered as may be required to compute such adjustments in accordance with
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Adjustment for Supercompressibility. At least quarterly, ----------------------------------- adjustments to measured gas volumes for the effects of supercompressibility shall be made in accordance with accepted AGA standards. Operator shall obtain representative carbon dioxide and nitrogen mole fraction values for the gas delivered or received as may be required to compute such adjustments in accordance with standard testing procedures. If Buyer and Seller mutually agree, equations for the calculation of supercompressibility may be taken from either (I) the AGA Manual for the -------------- Determination of Supercompressibility Factors for Natural Gas, dated ------------------------------------------------------------- December, 1962 (also known as the IINX-19 Manual") or (ii) the AGA Report
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Adjustment for Supercompressibility. Adjustment to measured Gas volumes for the effects of supercompressibility shall be made according to the latest revision of AGA report No. 8 “Compressibility and Super Compressibility for natural gas and Other Hydrocarbon gases,” as amended from time to time. The measuring Party shall use an onsite gas chromatograph at each delivery point described Exhibit “A” to obtain representative relative density, gas composition, and heating values of the Gas delivered or received as may be required to compute such adjustments. The supercompressibility will be calculated using the latest Gas analysis, flowing temperature and pressure. When electronic flow measurement is used, the Daily flow data will be calculated using the method set forth in AGA Report No. 8 Detailed Method.
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Adjustment for Supercompressibility. Adjustment for the effect of supercompressibility shall be made according to the provisions of AGA Report No. 3 herein, above identified, for the average conditions of pressure, flowing temperature and specific gravity at which the gas was measured during the period under consideration and with the proportionate values of each, carbon dioxide and nitrogen, in the gas delivered included in the computation of the applicable supercompressibility factors. Sellers agree to exercise due diligence in obtaining initial carbon dioxide and nitrogen fraction values and to obtain subsequent values of these components as may be required from time to time. Sellers shall use the AGA analysis method to calculate the applicable supercompressibility factors for gas with diluent content (carbon dioxide or nitrogen) greater than fifteen (15) mol. percent.
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Adjustment for Supercompressibility. Adjustments to measured Gas volumes for the effects of supercompressibility will be made in accordance with accepted AGA standards. The Metering Party will obtain representative carbon dioxide and nitrogen mole fraction values for the Gas delivered or received as may be required to compute such adjustments in accordance with standard testing procedures. At the Metering Party’s option, equations for the calculation of supercompressibility may be taken from either the AGA Manual for the Determination of Supercompressibility Factors for Natural Gas, dated December 1962 (also known as the “NX-19 Manual”) or AGA Report No. 8, dated December 1985, Compressibility and Supercompressibility for Natural Gas and Other Hydrocarbon Gases, latest revision.
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