Gas Control. (a) Should Seller elect to take its share of the residue gas volume in-kind as described in this Article, Seller shall provide all information deemed necessary to Buyer for gas control at least five (5) working days prior to the first day of each calendar month. Information shall include but not be limited to the following: Transporter Purchaser Transportation Service Contract Number Name and Phone Number of Seller’s Gas Control Contact Seller further agrees to be responsible for nominations to the transporting pipeline. Buyer agrees to be responsible for confirmation and delivery to the transporting pipeline. Under no circumstances shall Buyer be required to confirm or deliver more than the estimated available volume.
Gas Control. The potential risks posed by landfill gas were described in Section 2. Landfills address the problems created by landfill gas by constructing and operating a gas collection and control system (GCCS). Most GCCS utilize gas xxxxx placed within the waste (usually vertically, but sometimes horizontally) to provide a controlled exit point for gas to leave the landfill. When waste decomposes, gas pressures build up in the landfill, and the gas migrates to the surrounding environment following the path of least resistance (ideally installed gas xxxxx). At large landfills the xxxxx are connected to a mechanical extraction system and the collected gas is either flared or used for energy production. At smaller sites, similar to those which operate in the US Pacific island territories, the gas xxxxx provide passive venting of the landfill gas to the atmosphere, thus minimizing potential off-site migration of the gas through the surrounding soil. Installation of a GCCS is mandated by New Source Performance Standards (NSPS) of the Clean Air Act (CAA) rather than Subtitle D RCRA, and only for landfills with a design capacity >2.5 million metric tons with a predicted gaseous release of >50 Mg/year of nonmethane organic carbons (NMOCs). While some smaller remote, economically challenged community’s waste sites may not reach this threshold, a degree of gas control may be provided through the use of good cover soil practices. If active gas collection system is not required, communities may want to construct the gas xxxxx as the waste is being filled, using locally available materials as presented in Figure 32. The figure shows a landfill site where gas xxxxx have been constructed with rock kept in place with wire (similar to a rock gabion); a vent pipe is positioned in the center of the well. Waste is placed in the well as part of disposal operations, and when an appropriate waste height is reached, the well is extended upward. Other materials have been used in a similar fashion to construct gas xxxxx, including drums and tires.
Gas Control. The gas control supplies process gas to the surface of the melt bath. The mass flow controller allows pre-programming and is variably controlled. ALD Vacuum Technologies GmbH Annex 2 to Contract CV Gas Control, consisting of:
Gas Control. Perform gas control and dispatch responsibilities for the Project including, without limitation, dispatching and allocating daily scheduled nominations for the natural gas quantities to be received, transported and redelivered and responding to emergency conditions as necessary to assure safe operations;
Gas Control. Gas control, including maintaining a communications link between the Facilities and BPE’s gas control center(s) as currently maintained to allow BPE the capability to remotely control and monitor gas flows and pressures on the Facilities, monitor alarms and dispatch callouts as indicated and according to the standards established with PRB.
