Anemometry System Sample Clauses

Anemometry System. (a) The Seller shall procure (at its cost), install, calibrate, test, operate and maintain during the Term, the Anemometry System described in Schedule 10. Following installation, testing and calibration of the Anemometry System, the Engineer shall certify to the Seller and the Purchaser that, in its professional opinion, the Anemometry System has been installed, tested and calibrated in accordance with, is of the make and model contemplated by, and is otherwise compliant with the relevant technical and functional specifications set out in, Schedule 2, Schedule 5 and Schedule 10. The Seller shall not be entitled to commence delivery and sale of Net Delivered Energy until the Engineer has issued this certificate.
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Anemometry System. (a) The Seller shall install the Anemometry System at the Meteorological Towers at the hub-height of the WTGs, provided that, if the hub-heights of the WTGs are variable due to topographical conditions at the Site, then the Anemometry System shall be installed at the hub-height of the WTGs in the first row in the predominant wind direction (as provided in the feasibility study for the Project). At least one of the Meteorological Towers with the Anemometry System shall be placed facing the predominant wind direction, unaffected by the wake-effect of the WTGs, to measure and record the free-stream wind flow at the Site in the predominant wind direction. The Seller shall ensure that at any time at least one anemometer comprised in the Anemometry System is measuring the undisturbed free-stream wind flow and the reference wind speed for all purposes under this Agreement shall be the highest wind speed recorded at any anemometer comprised in the Anemometry System. All Meteorological Towers on which the Anemometry System is installed shall be sited at a distance between two (2) to four (4) times the rotor diameter of the WTGs from the nearest row of WTGs. Each anemometer shall be individually calibrated and shall be placed at an appropriate distance from the support structures it is placed on and from other anemometers comprising the Anemometry System.
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