BTU/LB Sample Clauses

BTU/LB. If line 2a < line 2, then: {1 -{(line 2a) / (line 2)} * $0.2604/MMBTU {1—( )/( )} * $0.2604 = $ /MMBTU 7a) SULFUR: If line 3a is greater than line 3 [ (line 3a) – (line 3) ] * 0.1232/lb. Sulfur [( )—( )] * 0.1232 = $ /MMBTU 7b) ASH: If line 4a is greater than line 4 [ (line 4a) – (line 4) ] * 0.0083/MMBTU [( )—( )] * 0.0083 = $ /MMBTU 7c) MOISTURE: If line 5a is greater than line 5 [ (line 5a) – (line 5) ] * 0.0016/MMBTU [( )—( )] * 0.0016 = $ /MMBTU Section III Adjustments
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BTU/LB. If any five consecutive trainloads of coal contain a cumulative weighted average Btu/lb less than 9200 Btu/lb, then the Purchase Price of the fifth and each consecutive trainload that, when averaged with the previous four trains, maintains a weighted average Btu/lb less than 9200 Btu/lb ("low Btu coal") shall be adjusted according to the following formula: Weighted Average Btu content per pound-9200 (for five consecutive trainloads) x Purchase ------------------------------------------ Price 9200 If any five consecutive trainloads of coal contain a cumulative weighted average Btu/lb greater than 9600 Btu/lb, then the Purchase Price of the fifth and each consecutive trainload that, when averaged with the previous four trains, maintains a weighted average Btu/lb greater than 9600 Btu/lb ("high Btu coal") shall be adjusted according to the following formula: Weighted Average Btu content per pound - 9600 (for five consecutive trainloads) x Purchase ------------------------------------------- Price 9600
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BTU/LB. If line 2a < 10,900 BTU/LB. then: {1 - {(line 2a) / (line 2)} * $0.2604/MMBTU {1 - ( ) / ( )} *$0.2604 = $ /MMBTU 7a) SULFUR: If line 3a is greater than 3.10 LBS/MMBTU [ (line 3a) — (line 3) ] * 0.1232/lb. Sulfur [( )-( )] *0.1232 = $ /MMBTU 7b) ASH: If line 4a is greater than 12..80 [ (line 4a) — (line 4)] * 0.0083/MMBTU [( ) - ( )] * 0.0083 = $ /MMBTU 7c) MOISTURE: If line 5a is greater than 12.75 LBS/MMBTU [(line 5a) - (line 5)] *0.0016/MMBTU [( ) - ( )] *0.0016 = $ /MMBTU 46 ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ COAL COMPANY, INC LG&E/KU Contract No. J10009 Exhibit B Page 2 of 2 Total Price Section III Adjustments Determine total Discounts as follows:
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BTU/LB. If line 2a < 10,900 BTU/LB. then: {l - {(line 2a) / (line 2)} * $0.2604/MMBTU (l-( )/( )} *$0.2604= $________ /MMBTU 7a) SULFUR: If line 3a is greater than 3.10 LBS/MMBTU [ (line 3a) - (line 3) ] *0.1232/1b. Sulfur [( ) - ( )] * 0.1232 = $________ /MMBTU 7b) ASH: If line 4a is greater than 12.80 [ (line 4a) - (line 4)] * 0.0083/MMBTU [( ) - ( )] * 0.0083 = $________ /MMBTU 7c) MOISTURE: If line 5a is greater than 12.75 LBS/MMBTU [ (line 5a) - (line 5) ] * 0.0016/MMBTU [( )-( )]*0.0016= $________ /MMBTU
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