Gas Sampling Clause Samples

Gas Sampling. Every six (6) months Seller or Seller’s designee shall collect spot gas samples and perform or have performed analysis, on such samples, for Seller’s well(s) connected to Gatherer’s Gathering Facilities. Seller or Seller’s Designee shall be responsible for data input of analysis information into Seller’s measurement facilities within seven (7) days from the date of analysis. Additionally Seller shall be responsible for providing the collection and analysis service within 72 hours from initial deliveries from all new Delivery Points on Gatherer’s Facilities. Seller will provide a hard (paper) copy record of all analysis to Buyer and Gatherer in a timely fashion. Buyer shall have the right to witness and Seller shall give Buyer sufficient notice to allow Buyer to witness all gas sampling conducted by Seller. Seller shall provide sufficient notice of such sampling to Buyer.

Gas Sampling. Shipper shall have the right to witness all sampling of the Gas delivered hereunder, and to inspect any equipment used in determining the nature or quality of the Gas. Upon request by Shipper, Gatherer shall make a reasonable effort to notify Shipper in advance of any such Gas sampling, so that Shipper or its representative may be present. Shipper shall have the right to take duplicate samples or conduct simultaneous tests, and if a difference is noted, Shipper may request a sample be taken and analyzed by an independent third party with such third party’s results being used for this Agreement, such sampling or tests to be at Shipper's cost and expense.

Gas Sampling. (a) Gas samples shall be representative of the Gas being metered at the time such samples are taken and done so in accordance with the applicable API MPMS 14.1 (June 2001) or GPA Standard as published by the API and the Gas Processors Association Institute or any subsequent revision thereof, approved by the regulatory bodies with authority and adopted by Transporter.

Gas Sampling. The frequency of sampling will be at the same interval as the calibration for all meters. New ▇▇▇▇▇ or ▇▇▇▇▇ that have been changed due to a work over or other well bore alteration that could alter the Gas composition shall be sampled monthly until the analyses demonstrate reasonable consistency. After such time said meters will then be sampled at the stated calibration frequency. (a) The C6+ composition, specific gravity and Gross Heating Value of Gas will be determined by the measuring party taking a sample at the same frequency as the meter calibration test. The sample will be acquired through a spot, composite, or on-line Gas chromatograph. The analytical results shall be applied at the beginning of the Month the sample is taken until a subsequent representative sample is applied. (b) The specific gravity of Gas at all applicable measurement points shall be determined by a Gas chromatographic component analysis to the nearest one thousandth (0.001) of the samples of the Gas taken for test purposes as provided above, or by such other method as shall be mutually agreed upon. (c) The Gross Heating Value shall be measured by Gas chromatographic analysis component analysis of the samples of the Gas taken for test purposes as provided above, or by such other method as shall be mutually agreed upon.

Gas Sampling. Samples of the flowing gas stream shall be used for determining the density, gross heating value, and compressibility factors. Sampling of the flowing gas stream shall be by on-line chromatograph, continuous sampling device, or spot sample. Sampling shall be in accordance with Gas Producers Association (GPA) Standard 2166 or by other mutually agreeable methods. The determination of the chemical composition of the sample shall be in accordance with Gas Producers Association Standard 2261. Component values shall be in accordance with the latest edition of Gas Producers Association Standard 2145. The relative density (specific gravity) and gross heating value of the flowing gas stream shall be calculated in accordance with Gas Producers Association Standard 2172. The arithmetic average of the hourly relative density recorded during periods of flow each day by an on-line chromatograph shall be used to compute the volumes of gas metered during such day. In the event a sampling device is installed, the relative density determined shall be considered as the relative density of all gas delivered during the corresponding period of sampling. The heating value of the gas in Btu's per cubic foot shall be determined by an on-line (continuous) chromatograph, a continuous gas sampling device or spot sample. In the event a continuous gas sampler is installed, the heating value determined shall be considered as the heating value of all gas delivered for the corresponding period of sampling. In the event a spot sample is taken the heating value determined shall be considered as the heating value of all gas delivered from the day of the sample until the next spot sample is taken.

Gas Sampling. G▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ will obtain a representative sample of Producer’s Gas delivered at each Receipt Point employing one of the methods specified in Section 8.8 of this Agreement. Producer shall have the right to witness all sampling of the Gas delivered hereunder, and to inspect any equipment used in determining the nature or quality of the Gas. G▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ shall notify Producer at least seventy-two (72) hours in advance of any such Gas sampling, so that Producer or its representative may be present. Producer shall have the right to take duplicate samples or conduct simultaneous tests, and if a difference is noted, Producer may request a sample be taken and analyzed by an independent third party with such third party’s results being used for this Agreement, such sampling or tests to be at Producer’s cost and expense. The sampling frequency shall be determined based upon the average Monthly flow rate at each Receipt Point(s) as follows: