Segregated Batch definition
Segregated Batch means a batch identifiable as the property of a single Shipper and moved through the pipeline so as to maintain this singular identity and ownership.
Segregated Batch means a Batch of Product that is not part of a Fungible Batch, which has specific identifiable characteristics and which is moved through the System as an identifiable unit so as to maintain its quality and characteristics. The transportation of a Segregated Batch on the System is subject to acceptance by Carrier, in its sole discretion.
Segregated Batch means a tender of Crude Petroleum in a batch having specific identifiable characteristics which is moved through the pipeline and pipeline facilities as a unit so as to maintain its quality and characteristics as may be determined based on analysis of a sample of such Crude Petroleum.
More Definitions of Segregated Batch
Segregated Batch means a tender of Crude Petroleum having specific identifiable characteristics which is moved through the pipeline and pipeline facilities so as to maintain its identity.
Segregated Batch means a quantity of one type of Crude Oil meeting the Quality 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 Crude Oil received. Transportation of a Batch as a Segregated Batch is subject to the availability of tankage.
Segregated Batch means a Tender of Petroleum or Reclaimed Petroleum having specific identifiable characteristics, which is transported through the pipeline, and pipeline facilities so as to maintain its identity.