Flowing Temperature definition

Flowing Temperature means the temperature of Petroleum measured by the Custody Transfer System at the time Petroleum is Tendered.
Flowing Temperature means at points of delivery where the installation of a recording thermometer or other temperature correcting device is provided, the indicated temperature of the gas flowing through the meter(s) shall be used in computing gas volumes. When such a device is not provided, the temperature of the gas shall be assumed to be sixty

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