Calculation of Material Recovery Standard Sample Clauses

Calculation of Material Recovery Standard. The MRS will be calculated using the processing study conducted in each Fiscal Year in accordance with Section 19.2.2 of this Agreement. From the total tons of Residue sampled, the processing study will produce data on the weight of the items on the then-current RRFS List, and the sum of these weights will provide the total amount of RRFS present in the Residue sampled. Example (for illustrative purposes only):  Total amount of Residue sampled for processing study: 1.0 ton  Weight of items on RRFS list: Item Tonnage Clean Paper 0.10 Plastic 0.03 Metal 0.01 Glass 0.01 Textiles 0 TOTAL 0.15  Result: Of 1.0-ton Residue sample, 0.15 tons RRFS Any Non-Program Material CONTRACTOR’s subcontractor Sold during the 3-month period prior to the processing study (attributable to material collected under this Agreement only) will be included in calculating the MRS. Residue tons will be adjusted by a factor of the percentage of Non-Program Material Sold in relation to the tons of Recycling Material collected. Material Recovery Standard Example Calculation (for illustrative purposes only)  Of a 1.0-ton residue sample, 0.15 tons were RRFS.  In the 3-month period prior to the residue sample, CONTRACTOR reported 25,000 tons of recycling container material collected and 250 Non-Program Material tons sold.  Non-Program Materials represent 1% of tons collected (250/25,000), making the adjustment factor 1.01.  Material Recovery Standard calculation:
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Calculation of Material Recovery Standard. The MRS will be calculated using the processing study conducted in each Fiscal Year. From the total tons of Residue sampled, the processing studies will produce data on the weight of the items on the then-current RRFS List, and the sum of these weights will provide the total amount of RRFS present in the Residue sampled. Example (for illustrative purposes only): Total amount of Residue sampled for processing study: 1.0 ton Weight of items on RRFS list: Item Tonnage Clean Paper 0.10 Plastic 0.03 Metal 0.01 Glass 0.01 Textiles 0 TOTAL 0.15 Result: Of 1.0-ton Residue sample, 0.15 tons RRFS Any Non-Program Material CONTRACTOR Sold during the 12-month period prior to the processing study will be included in calculating the MRS. Residue tons will be adjusted by a factor of the percentage of Non-Program Material Sold in relation to the tons of Recycling Material collected. Material Recovery Standard Example Calculation (for illustrative purposes only) Of a 1.0-ton residue sample, 0.15 tons were RRFS. In the 12-month period prior to the residue sample, CONTRACTOR reported 25,000 tons of recycling cart material collected and 250 Non-Program Material tons sold. Non-Program Materials represent 1% of tons collected (250/25,000), making the adjustment factor 1.01. Material Recovery Standard calculation:
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