Selection of Gauging Devices Sample Clauses
The Selection of Gauging Devices clause defines how the specific instruments or methods used to measure quantities—such as volume, weight, or quality—are chosen for a transaction or operation. Typically, this clause outlines which party is responsible for selecting the gauging devices, the standards or certifications those devices must meet, and the process for resolving disputes over measurement accuracy. By clearly establishing the criteria and authority for selecting measurement tools, this clause helps prevent disagreements and ensures that all parties rely on consistent, reliable data for contractual obligations.
Selection of Gauging Devices. 2.1 All Persons responsible for issuing and certifying the device calibrations and gauge tables for an LNG Tanker shall be certified by the applicable Governmental Authority and classification society rules. The devices provided for in this Exhibit D shall be approved by Seller (in the case of an FOB Sale) or Buyer (in the case of an Ex-Ship Sale), acting as a Reasonable and Prudent Operator, before such devices may be used. Buyer and Seller shall mutually agree on the required degree of accuracy of such devices (which, in any case, shall be within the permissible tolerances defined herein and in the applicable standards referenced herein). Before a device is used, the provider of the device shall carry out tests to verify that the device meets the required degree of accuracy.
2.2 Each LNG tank of each LNG Tanker shall be equipped with a main and an auxiliary liquid level-gauging device. The measurement accuracy of the main liquid level gauging devices shall be plus or minus seven decimal five (+/- 7.5) millimeters and of the auxiliary liquid level gauging devices shall be plus or minus ten (+/- 10) millimeters or better. The level from the main and auxiliary gauging devices in each LNG tank shall be logged or printed.
2.3 Each LNG Tanker shall be equipped with a list-gauging device and a trim-gauging device. List and trim measurements shall be made using devices with accuracy of plus zero decimal five percent (+ 0.5%) of full span, and no worse than zero decimal zero five (0.05) degrees for list and zero decimal zero one (0.01) meters for trim.
2.4 Each LNG tank of each LNG Tanker shall be equipped with a minimum of five pairs of temperature-gauging devices located on or near the vertical axis of such LNG tank. The temperature-gauging devices shall be installed at various locations from the top to the bottom of each LNG tank. The temperatures in each LNG tank shall be logged or printed. In the temperature range of negative one hundred and sixty five degrees Centigrade (- 165° C) to negative one hundred and forty five degrees Centigrade (- 145° C), the accuracy shall be plus zero decimal two degrees Centigrade (+ 0.2° C). In the temperature range of negative one hundred and forty five degrees Centigrade (- 145° C) to forty degrees Centigrade (+ 40° C), the accuracy must be plus one decimal five degrees Centigrade (+ 1.5° C).
2.5 Each LNG tank of each LNG Tanker shall have one absolute pressure-gauging device. The measurement accuracy of the pressure-gaugin...
Selection of Gauging Devices. 2.1 Liquid Level Gauging Devices
(a) Each LNG tank of each LNG Vessel shall be equipped with a main and an auxiliary liquid level gauging device.
(b) The measurement uncertainty of the main liquid level gauging devices shall be +/-
Selection of Gauging Devices