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Min. Normal Max. ---- ------ ---- Pressure 80 psig 80 psig 125 psig Temperature 56(F) 100(F) 104(F) Flowrate 710 SCFM 710 SCFM 1100 SCFM The mechanical design temperature and pressure will be 150(F) and 150 psig.
Min. 3-4 credits; Max. 6-8 credits 1. At least 3 cr. of approved coursework* [REQUIRED] 2. An additional 3-4 cr. of approved coursework in a discipline that is different from the first course (i.e., one Psychology course and one Sociology course, one Political Science course and one Economics course, etc.) Category 6 Min. 3-4 credits; Max. 6-8 credits 1. At least 3 cr. of approved coursework* [REQUIRED] 2. An additional 3-4 cr. of approved coursework NOTE: Students planning to transfer into a parallel Bachelor of Arts degree program are encouraged to use foreign language courses to meet the Category 6 requirements. If students chose a foreign language other than French, Spanish, or German, they should first determine the availability of these courses at the institution to which they wish to transfer. *This course is REQUIRED in the articulated associate degree. See Section V. REQUIRED Coursework Outside of the Discipline. Note: Geography is currently not listed as an option in the Transfer Credit Framework. The Program Articulation Committee drafting this agreement encourages the Transfer Articulation Oversight Committee (TAOC) to include foundation-level Geography coursework in the Framework. This would enable students in Geography programs to easily transfer credits among the institutions.
Min. Normal Max. ---- ------ ---- Pressure N/A 95 psig __ psig Temperature 56(degrees)F 71(degrees)F 100(degrees)F Stormwater runoff from non-diked areas will be gravity fed to ▇▇▇▇▇'▇ stormwater system. Trace liquids knocked out of the refinery fuel stream will be directed to ▇▇▇▇▇'▇ sourwater system. Sanitary wastes will be pumped to ▇▇▇▇▇'▇ dirty water system.
Min. Max. UST 5% 10% ABS/CMBS/Non-Agency RMBS 15% 20% Public Corporates: NAIC1 5% 10% NAIC2 5% 10% NAIC3 5% 10% Private Corporates: NAIC1 15% 20% NAIC2 15% 20% Mortgage Loans 15% 20% 37 EXHIBIT D: Quarterly Accounting and Settlement ----------------------------------------------
Min. 10 Min. X 1 Stallings 1-4 15 Min. 15 Min. X 1.5 Tilton 1-4 10 Min. 10 Min. X 1 Vermillion GT 15 Min. 15 Min. X 1 Notes and additional limitations: --------------------------------- Ramp rates may be further limited at times by stack opacity. Wood River 5 minimum load requires reduction of steam pressure. Havana 6 emergency ramp rate requires a minimum of 2 coal mills in operation. No more than one start up per day on cycled stea▇ ▇▇▇ts. Baldwin 1 and 2 and Havana minimum loads may change after gaining ex▇▇▇▇▇▇▇e with SCR operation. Appendix 4
Min. 2 * Quad-Core Intel Xeon E5 series processors ( Min 2.4GHz and Turbo boost upto 3.3GHz, 15 MB L3 Cache) with Intel vPro Technology We shall propose our tested & qualified machine for guaranteed performance & for future support. The machine processor shall be single Intel 3.60GHz, Quad core processor. Please confirm. Tender conditions prevail 47 70/197 JS No.: MEC / 05 / E5 / T / 23QC /PJS – 094(Annexure-1 to PJS) Cl: 6. 1.1 The server shall be rugged industrial grade server capable of continuous non-stop operation All the server are COTS hardware, which are suitable for industrial standard operation under control environment. These are not industrial grade server as per OEM. Please confirm. Tender conditions prevail; the server should be rugged for continous non stop performance inside control room with or without controlled enviornment. 48 74/197 JS No.: MEC / 05 / E5 / T / 23QC /PJS – 094(Annexure-1 to PJS) Cl: 7.4 LAN / WAN Routers /SWITCH , Make: CISCO Please provide us additional OEM make list for competitive cost. Like: Juniper/▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Tender conditions prevail 49 78/197 JS No.: MEC / 05 / E5 / T/ 23QC /PJS – 094(Annexure-1 to PJS)Cl: 7.8 COMMUNICATION CONTROLLER UNITS As per our system architecture is client/server architecture and CCU(or Front End server) is not required. Please confirm. Design SCADA system as per requirement of tender 50 137/197 MEC/S/05/E5/099 Cl:1.0 Each of the RTUs shall have its own processor, memory, battery backed power supply unit & communication processors……. Please confirm our understanding that offer RTU shall be non-redundant CPU processor, PS & IO modules. Bidder Understanding is correct. Tender conditions prevail 51 138/197 MEC/S/05/E5/099 Cl: 4.0 (b) AI, DI cards of the RTU should have minimum 16 IO points. The AO and serial card should have minimum 4 IO points / port. The DO card should have minimum 8 points/ ports. Please confirm, can we propose mix IO module with having (▇▇-▇▇,▇▇-▇, ▇▇-▇, ▇▇-▇, ▇▇-▇). Mix IO modules are not acceptable. Separate IO modules shall be provided for better O&M operations. Tender conditions prevail. 52 139/197 MEC/S/05/E5/099 Cl: 5.0/6.0/7.0/8.0 Isolation for module(DI,DO,AI,AO) Input isolation provided throgh external isolation barrier. Please confirm. Ensure & confirm that with external isolation full protection shall be available. S.N. Section Document no Cluase No Subject Vendor's Query APGDC/ MECON's Reply 53 139/197 MEC/S/05/E5/099 Cl: 6.0 1 NO + 1 NC relay contacts configuration...
Min. 2 mid-term workshops for invited stakeholders from e.g. authorities, planners, developers, banks, scientists, etc. 2. Micro-scale resource map for 30-50% of the modelled areas in the three provinces 3. Min. 2 end-term workshops for invited stakeholders from e.g. authorities, planners, developers, banks, scientists, etc. Indicators & means of verification Tools-software with guidelines and course materials are developed. Training report approved. Project completion and evaluation report completed. Audit clearance received. Prerequisites and context Timely completion of WP1, WP2 and WP3 projects. All findings to be put in public domain. Related WASA activities This project is closely related to and depending upon projects ▇▇▇, ▇▇▇, WP3 and WP6. Remarks None WP Name and No. WP5 – Extreme wind atlas Main Project Team partner SAWS and Risø DTU Objective Capacity building at SAWS in dissemination of know-how in application of mesoscale modelling and statistical wind analysis techniques for extreme wind studies. Scope of Work  Better understanding of the WAsP engineering software, specifically regarding the estimation of extreme winds  Capacity building through training of theoretical aspects of extreme wind estimation  Application of mesoscale modelling results (from WP1) to the estimation of an extreme wind climate of South Africacoastal areas of Northern, Western and Eastern Cape. Inputs  Observed wind distributions  Reanalysis data  Output from mesoscale WP1  Software and data with guidelines and help Outputs 1. Map of estimation of the extreme wind climate of South Africa for coastal areas of Northern, Western and Eastern Cape with mesoscale model data Indicators & means of verification  Tools-software with guidelines and course materials are developed  Tools-software are applied  Project completion and evaluation report completed  Audit clearance received Prerequisites and context Timely completion of ▇▇▇, ▇▇▇, WP3 and WP4 projects. All findings to be put in public domain. Related WASA activities This project is closely related to and depending upon projects ▇▇▇, ▇▇▇, WP3 and WP4. Remarks None WP Name and No. WP6 – Documentation and Dissemination Main Project Team partner SANERI with Risø DTU, CSIR, CTU, SAWS and other key stakeholders (see chapter 1) Objective National and international capacity and knowledge building through dissemination of results and know-how in application of meso- and micro scale modelling results. Scope of  Prepare and...
Min. Only natural gas and electricity Services are subject to minimum consumption levels, which are documented in Annexes 2. Consumer is responsible for purchasing the minimum consumption amounts of natural gas and electricity Services even if Consumer does not use such amounts, subject to the following. If Consumer timely notifies Service Provider that Consumer will be unable to consume all or a portion of the minimum amount (the shortfall), Service Provider agrees to consider whether it or any of its other customers can consume all or a portion of the shortfall amount. If Service Provider or its other customers do not want such shortfall amount, Service Provider will ask its utility provider to resell the shortfall amount. Consumer shall reimburse Service Provider for all the fees, penalties and other payables that are assessed against Service Provider by a third party due to Consumer’s under-consumption of contracted Services or the refusal to accept such Services.
Min failing load KN 11.5 KN (Transfer strength)
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