Fuel line definition
Fuel line means hose or tubing designed to contain liquid fuel (including molded hose or tubing). This does not include any of the following:
Fuel line means a pipe, tubing, or hose, and all related fit- tings through which natural gas passes on a vehicle.
Fuel line means Customer-owned gas facilities downstream from the point of delivery.
Examples of Fuel line in a sentence
Fuel line is connected to existing heating equipment by approved method.
More Definitions of Fuel line
Fuel line means tubing which has been designed not to flex in normal operation and through which natural gas flows.
Fuel line means non-metallic hose, tubing, and primer bulbs containing or exposed to liquid fuel, including hose or tubing that transports fuel to or from an engine or a vehicle’s engine that includes
Fuel line means a 4-inch diameter steel pipeline approximately seven and 1/4 (7.25) miles long capable of transporting a minimum of 470 Mcfh per hour of natural gas to Owner’s Facility near New Hampton, IA. The pipeline will be built, at a minimum, in compliance with Title 49 of the Code of Federal Regulations, Part 192 and any other applicable state and federal codes or regulations (the “Codes”). The pipeline will be designed to transport pipeline quality natural gas meeting the requirements of the Alliance Pipeline L.P. Tariff section 2. Quality of Gas in effect at the date of this EPC Agreement. The Fuel Line includes the interstate pipeline “tap” and meter, regulator set at the Town Border Station, regulator set at the Facility site, and includes Commissioning of the line. The Fuel Line is described in Exhibit A.
Fuel line means a pipe, tubing, or hose, and all related fittings through which natural gas passes on a vehicle. “Installer” means a person who converts a school bus from the use of gasoline to the use of CNG by attaching a natural-
Fuel line means a pipe, tubing, or hose, and all related fittings through which natural gas passes on a vehicle. “Installer” means a person who converts a school bus from the use of gasoline to the use of CNG by attaching a natural- gas fuel system to the school bus after the school bus is manufactured.