HHV definition

HHV means the total heat content, expressed in BTU per cubic foot (BTU/ft3), produced by the complete combustion of one (1) cubic foot of natural gas at a temperature of sixty (60) degrees Fahrenheit with the natural gas free of water vapor and at a pressure of 14.73 pounds per square inch absolute with the products of combustion to be cooled to the initial temperature of the natural gas and the water formed by the combustion reaction condensed to the liquid state.

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HHV means higher heating value.

HHV higher heating value.

Examples of HHV in a sentence

• LNG production will be measured by the increase in the LNG in storage in MMbtu HHV as measured by the radar gauge for the applicable Tank(s) over a 72-hour continuous period.

• Each LNG Train shall have an LNG Production Rate equal to or greater than *** MMbtu HHV (“LNG Production Rate Performance Guarantee”), produced over a 72 hour continuous period using the Measurement and Calculation Methods specified in Attachment S; provided that the LNG Production Rate Performance Guarantee Conditions stipulated in Attachment S are met.

• Each LNG Train shall have an LNG Production Rate equal to or greater than *** MMbtu HHV (“LNG Production Rate MAC”), over a 72 hour continuous period using the Measurement and Calculation Methods specified in Attachment S; provided that the LNG Production Rate Performance Guarantee Conditions stipulated in Attachment S are met.

• Such monthly AHR will be measured in Btu/kWh (HHV) using the sum of the Designated Hourly Fuel Consumption for each AHR Hour of the month divided by the sum of the Final Physical Energy Schedules for each such hour of the month.

• The Guaranteed Heat Rate (“GHR”) for the Unit is 13,500 Btu/kWh (HHV) (higher heating value or “HHV”).

More Definitions of HHV

HHV or “Higher Heating Value” means the amount of heat produced by the complete combustion of a unit quantity of fuel.

HHV means Higher Heat Value.

HHV means the superior (higher) real calorific value calculated as described in ISO: 6976:1995 (E) of one Cubic Meter of Natural Gas at the reference condition of 15/15 Degrees Celsius and 1.01325 Bar (a) for the actual natural gas in the real state.

HHV means the theoretical total quantity of heat liberated by the complete combustion of a unit volume or weight of a fuel initially at 25 degrees C, assuming that the produced water is not vaporized, and all combustion products remain at, or are returned to, 25 degrees C.

HHV means the higher heating value energy content of the Fuel as determined by the fuel transporter delivering such Fuel to the Facility.

HHV means the higher heating value of a gas stream in BTU per cubic foot as determined by the Gas Processors Association (GPA).

HHV means the higher heating value of a fuel where the heat of vaporization of water vapor resulting as a product of combustion is included in the heat of combustion of the fuel.