Examples of Segregated Batch in a sentence
A "Segregated Batch" is a quantity of one Commodity meeting the specifications set forth in Item 15, for which the Shipper desires separate identity and segregation so as to deliver, as nearly as reasonably practicable, the identical Commodity received.
Transportation of a Batch as a Segregated Batch is subject to the availability of tankage.
A "Segregated Batch" is a quantity of petroleum product being the product of a single shipper.
Shippers shall also be responsible for the payment of any duties, taxes or other amounts that may be levied by a third-party regulatory agency on the Diluent transported on the Carrier’s system.(f) If Petroleum Products are nominated using a Magellan Pipe Line product code and Shipper subsequently redirects such nomination to a non-Magellan destination, then such Petroleum Products will be transported in accordance with this tariff, as a Fungible Batch or a Segregated Batch, at the discretion of Carrier.
Shipper may be required to furnish suitable buffers to accompany a Segregated Batch of Crude Petroleum.
Where Crude Petroleum to be shipped requires transportation in a Segregated Batch, Shipper or its Consignee shall provide tankage to meet minimum Nomination requirements as provided in Item 60 at a point where the System is available for receipt and transportation of such Segregated Batches.
Carrier may accept or reject any shipment Nominated as a Segregated Batch in its complete and sole discretion.
For Product shipped as a Segregated Batch, Shipper must meet all requirements herein for shipment as a Segregated Batch (including, without limitation, storage requirements and minimum Nomination volume).
A "Segregated Batch" is a quantity of Product being the Product of a single Shipper.
Shipper may be required to furnish suitable buffers to accompany a Segregated Batch of Crude Petroleum.e. Indirect Products will be accepted and transported as a mixture with Crude Petroleum, provided the vapor pressure of the resulting mixture does not exceed that permitted by Item 5.a.; andf.