INTERFACE POINTS Sample Clauses

INTERFACE POINTS. The service water terminal point is located underground at the western boundary of the site, shall be in general accordance with the following: • USS Pipe: ***** • Pipe Size: ***** nominal diameter • Pressure Class: ***** psi • Pipe Schedule: ***** • Material: ***** • Material Specification: ***** • Connection Type: ***** • Pressure: ***** prig • Temperature: ***** • Tie-Point Coordinates: ***** SCHEDULE 1.11 Schedule 1.11 Start Up Natural Gas Interface
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INTERFACE POINTS. The steam tie-point is located on the pipe rack at the eastern corner of the site, shall be in general accordance with the following: • Pipe Size: ***** • Pressure Class: ***** • Pipe Schedule: ***** • Material: ***** • Material Specification: ***** • Connection Type: ***** • Insulation: ***** • Pressure: ***** • Temperature: ***** • Minimum Steam: ***** • Tie-Point Coordinates [1]: ***** [1]: Tie-points coordinates specified are located at the Provider/Off-Taker fence line. [2]: Approximate elevation subject to final pipe rack design with allowance for 18’ of nominal clearance from bottom of truss to roadway. SCHEDULE 1.11 Schedule 1.11
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INTERFACE POINTS. The natural gas tie-point for start-up gas is located underground at the northern boundary of the site, shall be in general accordance with the following: • Temporary Pipe Size: ***** • Pressure Class: ***** • Pipe Schedule: ***** • Material: ***** (*****) ***** (*****) • Material Specification: ***** • Connection Type: ***** • Pressure: ***** (*****) ***** (*****) ***** • Temperature: ***** • Tie-Point Coordinates: ***** SCHEDULE 1.11 Schedule 1.11 Steam Interface
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INTERFACE POINTS. The feedwater tie-point is located on the pipe rack at the eastern corner of the site, shall be in general accordance with the following: • Pipe Size: ***** • Pressure Class: ***** • Pipe Schedule: ***** • Material: ***** • Material Specification: ***** • Connection Type: ***** • Insulation: ***** • Pressure: ***** • Temperature: ***** • Tie-Point Coordinates [1]: ***** [1]: Tie-points coordinates specified are located at the Provider/Off-Taker fence line. [2]: Approximate elevation subject to final pipe rack design with allowance for 18’ of nominal clearance from bottom of truss to roadway. SCHEDULE 1.11 Schedule 1.11 Coke Interface
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INTERFACE POINTS. The Coke tie-point is located at the #3 Transfer Tower at the northeastern boundary of the site, shall be in general accordance with the following: • Tie-Point Coordinates: ***** SCHEDULE 1.11 Schedule 3.1(b)(ii) Adjustment to Fixed Price Component Table I Fixed Price Component (Adjustment Period) Effective Date in year of Passage of Repeal of Section 199 Production Activities Deduction under the Code $***** 2009 (Adjustment Period = effective date through the remainder of the Term) $***** 2010 (Adjustment Period = effective date through the remainder of the Term) $***** 2011 (Adjustment Period = effective date through the remainder of the Term) $***** 2012 (Adjustment Period = effective date through the remainder of the Term) $***** 2013 (Adjustment Period = effective date through the remainder of the Term) $***** 2014 (Adjustment Period = effective date through the remainder of the Term) $***** 2015 (Adjustment Period = effective date through the remainder of the Term) $***** 2016 (Adjustment Period = effective date through the remainder of the Term) $***** 2017 (Adjustment Period = effective date through the remainder of the Term) $***** 2018 (Adjustment Period = effective date through the remainder of the Term) $***** 2019 (Adjustment Period = effective date through the remainder of the Term) $***** 2020 (Adjustment Period = effective date through the remainder of the Term) $***** 2021 (Adjustment Period = effective date through the remainder of the Term) $***** 2022 (Adjustment Period = effective date through the remainder of the Term) $***** 2023 (Adjustment Period = effective date through the remainder of the Term) $***** 2024 (Adjustment Period = effective date through the remainder of the Term) $***** 2025 (Adjustment Period = effective date through the remainder of the Term) $***** 2026 (Adjustment Period = effective date through the remainder of the Term) Table II Fixed Price Component (Adjustment Period) Effective Date in year subsequent to passage of Repeal of Section 199 Production Activities Deduction under the Code. $***** 2009 (Adjustment Period = effective date through the remainder of the Term) $***** 2010 (Adjustment Period = effective date through the remainder of the Term) $***** 2011 (Adjustment Period = effective date through the remainder of the Term) $***** 2012 (Adjustment Period = effective date through the remainder of the Term) $***** 2013 (Adjustment Period = effective date through the remainder of the Term) $***** 2014 (Adju...
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INTERFACE POINTS. The points of interface between the Power Plant and between the Owner Provided Work, which are set forth in Section 3 of Exhibit A.
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INTERFACE POINTS. The primary interface points to the switchgear compartment are: Generator power connection – end/side, non–segregated phase bus flange connection Line power connection (to step–up transformer) – top/roof, non– segregated phase bus flange connection Provision for auxiliary power tap – bottom/floor, entry through gland plate 8.3 Gas Turbine-Generator Controls and Electric Auxiliaries
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