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Order Placing Members of the Canadian Forces on Active Service (ONUCA — Central America) — Order Placing Members of the Canadian Forces on Active Service (ONUCA — Central America)
Whereas the Security Council of the United Nations, by Resolution 644 of November 7, 1989, established under its authority a United Nations Observer Group in Central America (ONUCA) to conduct on-site verification of the cessation of aid to irregular forces and insurrectionist movements in Central America and of the cessation of the use of the territory of one State for attacks on other States in Central America;
Order Placing Members of the Canadian Forces on Active Service (ONUCA — Central America) — Order Placing Members of the Canadian Forces on Active Service (ONUCA — Central America)
Whereas the Secretary General of the United Nations has asked Canada to provide military aircrew and maintenance, communications and headquarters personnel for ONUCA, and Canada has undertaken to do so;
Order Placing Members of the Canadian Forces on Active Service (ONUCA — Central America) — Order Placing Members of the Canadian Forces on Active Service (ONUCA — Central America)
And Whereas it appears advisable for Canada to assist in the on-site verification of the cessation of aid to irregular forces and insurrectionist movements in Central America and of the cessation of the use of the territory of one State for attacks on other States in Central America, in consequence of that Resolution;
Order Placing Members of the Canadian Forces on Active Service (ONUCA — Central America) — *
Therefore, His Excellency the Governor General in Council, on the recommendation of the Minister of National Defence, pursuant to paragraph 31(1)(b) * of the National Defence Act , is pleased hereby to place on active service beyond Canada those * R.S., c. 31 (1st Supp.), s. 60 (Sch. I, item 14) (a) officers and non-commissioned members of the regular force of the Canadian Forces, and (b) officers and non-commissioned members of the reserve force of the Canadian Forces who are part of, or serve in immediate support of, ONUCA.
Order Placing Members of the Canadian Forces on Active Service (ONUCA — Central America) — (a)
(a) officers and non-commissioned members of the regular force of the Canadian Forces, and
Order Placing Members of the Canadian Forces on Active Service (ONUCA — Central America) — (b)
(b) officers and non-commissioned members of the reserve force of the Canadian Forces
Order Placing Members of the Canadian Forces on Active Service (ONUCA — Central America) — Order Placing Members of the Canadian Forces on Active Service (ONUCA — Central America)
who are part of, or serve in immediate support of, ONUCA.
Prime Minister Authority to Prescribe Fees Order (Canadian Heraldic Authority) — Prime Minister Authority to Prescribe Fees Order (Canadian Heraldic Authority)
Whereas the Governor in Council is of the opinion that the cost of services provided by the Canadian Heraldic Authority in respect of the processing of applications for the grant of coats of arms should be borne by the person to whom they are provided;
Prime Minister Authority to Prescribe Fees Order (Canadian Heraldic Authority) — Prime Minister Authority to Prescribe Fees Order (Canadian Heraldic Authority)
Therefore, His Excellency the Governor General in Council, on the recommendation of the Prime Minister and the Treasury Board, pursuant to paragraph 19(b) of the Financial Administration Act , is pleased hereby to authorize the Prime Minister to prescribe, by order, the fee for processing applications submitted to the Canadian Heraldic Authority for the grant of coats of arms.
Metering Assemblies Incorporating Electronic ATCs Specifications — Metering Assemblies Incorporating Electronic ATCs Specifications
Whereas, pursuant to paragraph 13(2)(a) of the Weights and Measures Regulations , C.R.C., c. 1605, a copy of proposed Specifications relating to the design, composition, construction and performance of metering assemblies incorporating electronic automatic temperature compensators and relating to the installation and use thereof , in the form annexed hereto, was published in the Canada Gazette Part I on February 24, 1990;
Metering Assemblies Incorporating Electronic ATCs Specifications — Metering Assemblies Incorporating Electronic ATCs Specifications
Therefore, the Minister of Consumer and Corporate Affairs, pursuant to paragraph 10(l)(i) of the Weights and Measures Act and sections 13 * and 27 * of the Weights and Measures Regulations , C.R.C., c. 1605, hereby establishes the annexed Specifications relating to the design, composition, construction and performance of metering assemblies incorporating electronic automatic temperature compensators and relating to the installation and use thereof .
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1 These Specifications may be cited as the Metering Assemblies Incorporating Electronic ATCs Specifications .
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2 (1) In these Specifications, ATC means automatic temperature compensator; ( CAT ) metering assembly means a device for use in trade for measuring liquids; ( ensemble de mesurage ) reference pressure means (a) in the case of a liquid that has an equilibrium vapour pressure of less than 101.325 kPa at measurement temperature, (i) in metric units, an absolute pressure equal to 101.325 kPa, and (ii) in Canadian units, an absolute pressure equal to 14.73 pounds per square inch, and (b) in the case of a liquid that has an equilibrium vapour pressure of 101.325 kPa or more at measurement temperature, the equilibrium vapour pressure at the temperature of the liquid as it is being measured; ( pression de référence ) Regulations means the Weights and Measures Regulations ; ( Règlement ) VCF means volume correction factor as defined in section 270 of the Regulations. ( FCV ) (2) All other words and expressions used in these Specifications have the same meaning as in the Regulations.
Metering Assemblies Incorporating Electronic ATCs Specifications — Metering Assemblies Incorporating Electronic ATCs Specifications
ATC means automatic temperature compensator; ( CAT )
Metering Assemblies Incorporating Electronic ATCs Specifications — Metering Assemblies Incorporating Electronic ATCs Specifications
metering assembly means a device for use in trade for measuring liquids; ( ensemble de mesurage )
Metering Assemblies Incorporating Electronic ATCs Specifications — (a)
reference pressure means (a) in the case of a liquid that has an equilibrium vapour pressure of less than 101.325 kPa at measurement temperature, (i) in metric units, an absolute pressure equal to 101.325 kPa, and (ii) in Canadian units, an absolute pressure equal to 14.73 pounds per square inch, and (b) in the case of a liquid that has an equilibrium vapour pressure of 101.325 kPa or more at measurement temperature, the equilibrium vapour pressure at the temperature of the liquid as it is being measured; ( pression de référence )
Metering Assemblies Incorporating Electronic ATCs Specifications — Metering Assemblies Incorporating Electronic ATCs Specifications
Regulations means the Weights and Measures Regulations ; ( Règlement )
Metering Assemblies Incorporating Electronic ATCs Specifications — Metering Assemblies Incorporating Electronic ATCs Specifications
VCF means volume correction factor as defined in section 270 of the Regulations. ( FCV )
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3 These Specifications apply in respect of all metering assemblies incorporating ATCs of the electronic type that cause the registration of volumes measured by a meter to be in units corrected to a reference temperature.
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4 Notwithstanding section 236 of the Regulations, in the case of liquid petroleum products, liquefied petroleum gases, butane and natural gas liquids, the meter equipped with an ATC in a metering assembly may register the volume of liquid in units corrected to a temperature of 15°C and to the reference pressure.
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5 (1) A register incorporating an ATC in a metering assembly shall be designed to register the net volume and, on demand for inspection purposes, the gross volume. (2) A register shall be designed so that the gross volume is determined directly from the signal from the measuring element of the meter, not by calculation from net volume.
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6 A register that continuously registers both net and gross volumes and is equipped with unit price and total price displays shall be designed to calculate the total price as the product of the unit price displayed and the net volume delivered.
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7 Any means of adjusting an ATC shall be sealable and located so as to be inaccessible without the removal of a portion of the exterior housing of the device containing the ATC.
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8 A register incorporating an ATC shall be designed to register on demand for inspection purposes the temperature of the metered liquid as measured by the temperature sensor used with the ATC and to have a minimum increment of registration of temperature not exceeding 0.1°C.
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9 A temperature sensor used with an ATC shall be of the interchangeable type, so that replacing one sensor with another does not alter the temperature measurement by more than 0.3°C over the temperature range of the ATC.
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10 A temperature sensor, or an assembly comprising a temperature sensor and a thermal well, shall be sealable so that the exposure of the sensor or assembly to the liquid to be metered cannot be altered without breaking the seal.
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11 A register incorporating an ATC shall be designed so that it is inoperable if the electrical circuit for the temperature sensor is shorted or incomplete.
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12 An ATC that may be used for more than one liquid shall incorporate an interlocking mechanism that ensures that the temperature correction factors corresponding to the liquid chosen are automatically selected.
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13 A register incorporating an ATC shall be designed to indicate the density or cubical coefficient of thermal expansion per degree Celsius of the liquid for which it is designed to be used or, if it is designed to be used for more than one liquid, the range of densities or cubical coefficients of thermal expansion per degree Celsius over which it is designed to be used, and the density or cubical coefficient of thermal expansion per degree Celsius to which it is adjusted, by one or more of the following means: (a) applying a permanent marking in a legible and visible manner on the name-plate of the register; (b) applying a permanent marking in a legible and visible manner on a metal tag affixed to the register; (c) legibly displaying or printing the data on demand; (d) using codes or legends associated with switch settings or jumper locations; or (e) using any other means of ready access that indicates the data as clearly as the means set out in paragraphs (a) to (d).
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14 In addition to showing the information required by section 27 of the Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications , an electronic printer forming part of a metering assembly that indicates the amount of a delivery from a bulk meter, receiving meter or aircraft refueller equipped with an ATC shall provide a ticket that shows the net volume and gross volume, and the density used to determine the VCF.
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15 (1) Subject to subsection (2), the test thermal well required by section 24 shall be constructed so that the name or trademark of the manufacturer and the model number of the well are on the end fitting. (2) Where the end fitting is not large enough to accommodate the information referred to in subsection (1), the information may appear on a metal tag affixed to the test thermal well. 2014, c. 20, s. 366(E)
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16 An ATC designed for a meter that measures liquids at an ambient temperature shall correct the measurement results within the applicable limits of error set out in section 270 of the Regulations over at least the range of liquid temperature of -30°C to +40°C or, if the name-plate of the ATC indicates a wider temperature range, over at least that wider temperature range.
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17 An ATC designed for a meter that measures liquids at temperatures different from the ambient temperature shall correct the measurement results within the applicable limits of error set out in section 270 of the Regulations over the temperature range marked on the name-plate of the ATC, which range shall cover at least 50 degrees Celsius.
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18 When the temperature of a liquid is outside the temperature range of an ATC, the ATC shall be designed (a) to automatically prevent further deliveries; or (b) to remain operative where the VCF does not exceed the value corresponding to the temperature of the liquid.
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19 (1) Where the section of pipe, or other component, containing test liquid and the temperature sensor in a metering assembly incorporating an ATC have first been stabilized at ambient temperature and where test liquid at a temperature approximately 20°C higher or lower than ambient temperature is suddenly caused to flow through the pipe section at a mean velocity of approximately 3 m/s, the temperature sensor shall respond to at least 90 per cent of the variation in the temperature of the liquid (a) within 15 seconds, in the case of motor fuel dispensers; and (b) within 20 seconds, in the case of any other type of meter. (2) For the purposes of subsection (1), the test liquid shall be mineral spirits or any other liquid with similar physical properties.
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20 A meter equipped with an ATC shall, when inspected using the gross mode of registration, meet the performance specifications applicable to volumetric liquid meters.
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21 An ATC shall remain within the applicable limits of error set out in section 270 of the Regulations when the ATC and the sensor are tested under the conditions set out in sections 29 to 31 of the Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications .
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22 For the purposes of subsection 270(7) of the Regulations, the test volume for an ATC shall be an amount equivalent to a normal delivery through the meter, but at no time shall the test volume be less than 2,000 times the value of the minimum increment of registration of the meter register as set out in section 20 of the Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications .
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23 A temperature sensor that is used with an ATC shall be located no more than 1 m from the meter, as measured along the piping of the meter, and shall be installed so that (a) the sensing end of the sensor is near the axis of the pipe carrying the liquid; and (b) no valves, pumps or other equipment that may alter the temperature of the liquid are located between the sensor and the meter.
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24 (1) A test thermal well that has an inside diameter of not less than 3.3 mm and not more than 4.5 mm shall be installed adjacent to the temperature sensor that is used with an ATC. (2) The test thermal well shall be installed so that the well retains thermal conducting fluid during a test.
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25 The temperature sensor that is used with an ATC shall be installed so as to minimize the transfer of heat from the sensing end of the sensor to the atmosphere.
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26 A register incorporating an ATC designed or, if adjustable, adjusted for a liquid of a certain density or cubical coefficient of thermal expansion may be used for another liquid if the difference in the VCFs of the two liquids is 0.25 per cent or less at a temperature of 0°C.
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27 Where one of the meters in a metering assembly used for delivering a blend of liquids is equipped with an ATC, all of the other meters in the metering assembly shall also be equipped with ATCs.
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28 Where a meter is equipped with a means of adjustment, the means of adjustment shall be installed so that any adjustments are applied to both the net and the gross registrations.
Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications — Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications
Whereas, pursuant to paragraph 13(2)(a) of the Weights and Measures Regulations , C.R.C., c. 1605, a copy of proposed Specifications relating to the design, composition, construction and performance of electronic registers and ancillary equipment incorporated in metering assemblies for liquids and relating to the installation and use thereof , in the form annexed hereto, was published in the Canada Gazette Part I on February 24, 1990;
Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications — *
Therefore, the Minister of Consumer and Corporate Affairs, pursuant to paragraph 10(l)(i) of the Weights and Measures Act and sections 13 * and 27 * of the Weights and Measures Regulations , C.R.C., c. 1605, hereby establishes the annexed Specifications relating to the design, composition, construction and performance of electronic registers and ancillary equipment incorporated in metering assemblies for liquids and relating to the installation and use thereof . * SOR/78-792, 1978 Canada Gazette Part II, p. 3894
Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications — 1
1 These Specifications may be cited as the Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications .
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2 (1) In these Specifications, metering assembly means a device for use in trade for measuring liquids; ( ensemble de mesurage ) metering installation means a metering assembly and all equipment necessary for the operation of the metering assembly, and includes the piping, pump, valves and reservoir; ( installation de mesurage ) non-resettable register means a primary register that is intended for long-term use without being reset to zero; ( enregistreur sans remise à zéro ) register means any register that incorporates electronic components in order to process signals that correspond to measured quantities; ( enregistreur ) registration means a displayed or printed value; ( indication ) Regulations means the Weights and Measures Regulations . ( Règlement ) (2) All other words and expressions used in these Specifications have the same meaning as in the Regulations.
Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications — Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications
metering assembly means a device for use in trade for measuring liquids; ( ensemble de mesurage )
Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications — Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications
metering installation means a metering assembly and all equipment necessary for the operation of the metering assembly, and includes the piping, pump, valves and reservoir; ( installation de mesurage )
Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications — Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications
non-resettable register means a primary register that is intended for long-term use without being reset to zero; ( enregistreur sans remise à zéro )
Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications — Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications
register means any register that incorporates electronic components in order to process signals that correspond to measured quantities; ( enregistreur )
Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications — Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications
registration means a displayed or printed value; ( indication )
Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications — Electronic Registers and Ancillary Equipment Incorporated in Metering Assemblies Specifications
Regulations means the Weights and Measures Regulations . ( Règlement )
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3 These Specifications apply in respect of registers and ancillary equipment that are intended for use with positive displacement meters for liquids.
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4 A pulser shall be designed so that a register meets the applicable requirements of these Specifications when the tests described in sections 29 to 31 are carried out.
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5 A register shall be equipped with a dual-channel pulser, or with two pulsers, that generates dual pulses corresponding to the liquid flow.
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6 A pulser of a register designed to be used in a metering installation that does not incorporate a non-return check-valve shall generate pulses when a reverse flow of liquid occurs through the meter, and the pulse processing system shall distinguish pulses generated by reverse flow from those pulses generated by forward flow.
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7 A register shall detect false or missing pulses in the train of pulses from the pulser to the pulse processing system throughout the range of input frequencies over which the register is designed to be used.
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8 Except as provided in section 9, any means of adjustment that is used for processing pulses in order to vary measurement results shall be sealable and located so as to be inaccessible without the removal of a portion of the exterior housing of the register.
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9 Any means of adjustment that is accessible without the removal of a portion of the exterior housing of the register shall (a) have an adjustment range of not more than ±2 per cent of the volume of liquid to be delivered; (b) be sealable; and (c) not be adjustable while the register is operating.