Sulfur Dioxide Sample Clauses
The Sulfur Dioxide clause sets specific requirements or limitations regarding the presence, emission, or handling of sulfur dioxide in the context of the agreement. Typically, this clause may establish maximum allowable concentrations of sulfur dioxide in products, emissions, or processes, or require compliance with relevant environmental regulations. For example, it might obligate a party to ensure that sulfur dioxide emissions from a facility do not exceed certain legal thresholds or to implement monitoring and reporting procedures. The core function of this clause is to manage environmental and regulatory risks associated with sulfur dioxide, ensuring compliance and minimizing potential liabilities related to air quality and pollution control.
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Sulfur Dioxide. All sulfur dioxide shall conform to the most recent edition of AWWA Standard B512. Product shall be free of moisture, contaminants, or any other deleterious materials that could clog valves, rotameters, or other feed equipment.
Sulfur Dioxide. If delivered coal cannot be burned at the Sugar Factory to which it is shipped because the cumulative weighted average sulfur dioxide content of any five consecutive trainloads of coal exceeds ** pounds per million Btu of sulfur dioxide, Buyer shall have the following remedies:
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Sulfur Dioxide. If delivered coal cannot be burned at the Sugar Factory to which it is shipped because the cumulative weighted average sulfur dioxide content of any five consecutive trainloads of coal exceeds x.x pounds per million Btu of sulfur dioxide, Buyer shall have the following remedies: (aa) Buyer may, at its option, reconsign all segments of the fifth and each consecutive trainload that maintains a cumulative weighted average in excess of x.x pounds per million Btu of sulfur dioxide at Seller's expense to a Sugar Factory that can burn such coal, or (bb) If Seller cannot cure the problem within seven (7) days by providing Substitute Coal or otherwise, Buyer may discontinue coal purchases (as to any unit train that has not commenced loading) with respect to the affected Sugar Factory. Reduction in tonnage to the affected Sugar Factory shall be Buyer's sole remedy per this Section (b) (i) (bb), and Seller shall not be liable for any incidental or consequential damages, including lost profits, caused thereby.