Warning Limit definition

Warning Limit means numerical limits that when passed by a monitored parameter will raise a flag prompting timely, proactive response, to eliminate or minimize the possibility of the monitored parameter from reaching an upper or lower Alarm Limit, or worse yet, a process upset or permit excursion. Warning limits do not imply there is a problem, but that one is being trended towards;
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Examples of Warning Limit in a sentence

  • When evaluating control charts, the following general criteria are considered: • 1 Measurement > Control Limit Analyze another Stop test if > Control Limit • 2 of 3 successive point > Warning Limit Analyze another Stop test if > Warning Limit evaluate bias and correct • 4 out of 5 points exceed 1 standard deviation or decreasing or increasing order on the same side of the central line.

  • If a Participant has not created or is not diligently pursuing a Usage Warning Limit Plan approved by ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ has the right to reduce service to the Participant.

  • If any Participant(s) average usage over three (3) calendar months is at or greater than the Maximum Usage Warning Limit, the Participant(s) must create a plan to enter into an agreement to lease capacity from another Party, obtain water from another service provider, or otherwise prevent use over its Total Capacity (MGD) (the “Usage Warning Limit Plan”).

  • For so long as Fuquay-Varina and ▇▇▇▇▇ Springs share a meter, the Total Capacity of Fuquay-Varina and ▇▇▇▇▇ Springs will be their combined capacity, and the Maximum Usage Warning Limit for Fuquay- Varina and ▇▇▇▇▇ Springs will be 80% of their combined Total Capacity.

  • When water is being supplied to Participants, the Maximum Usage Warning Limit will be set for each Participant at eighty percent (80%) of each Participant’s Total Capacity (MGD).

  • If the Participant(s) purchases or leases additional capacity, both the transferring and receiving Party’s Maximum Usage Warning Limit and eighty percent (80%) threshold will be recalculated accordingly.

  • The Usage Warning Limit Plan must be executed and implemented by or before the Participant(s) uses ninety-five percent (95%) of its/their Total Capacity (MGD).