Limit Temperature Clause Samples

The Limit Temperature clause sets a maximum or minimum temperature threshold that must not be exceeded or fallen below during the performance of a contract or operation. In practice, this clause may specify that certain goods must be stored or transported within a defined temperature range, or that work can only proceed if ambient temperatures are within safe limits. Its core function is to protect sensitive materials, ensure safety, and allocate responsibility for damages or delays caused by temperature deviations.
Limit Temperature. Effective Temperature of the cold peak on Day D such as statistically occurs every ten years. Its value is defined, per Balancing Zone, as follows:
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Limit Temperature. Effective Temperature of the cold peak on Day D such as statistically occurs every ten years. Its value is defined, per Balancing Zone, as follows: Load-shedding Order: Operational Instruction, coming with a Notification of Force Majeure, which can be published by GRTgaz to the Shipper or to the Recipient even before the activation of the Gas Emergency Plan, in accordance with Article 2 of the Decree of 28 of November 2013 adopting the Gas Emergency Plan.
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Limit Temperature. Effective Temperature of the cold peak Day J such as it happens statistically in one winter out of ten. Its value is defined, per Balancing Zone, as follows: The Limit Temperature is equal to: • -6.6°C for the Balancing Zone North – Balancing Section H, • -8.8°C for the Balancing Zone North – Balancing Section L, • -7.8°C for the Balancing Zone South.
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