Kinder Morgan Interstate Gas Transmission LLC

Second Revised Volume No. 1-D

Effective Date: 12/28/1999, Docket: GT00- 19-000, Status: Effective

Original Sheet No. 14 Original Sheet No. 14 : Effective

GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR SERVICES - continued

b. Turbine Meters: Installation of turbine meters and the

determination of volumes delivered through turbine meters

shall conform to the recommendations in "Transmission

Measurement Committee Report Number Seven" of the American

Gas Association as amended, revised or superseded from

time to time.

c. Positive Displacement Meters: Installation of positive

displacement meters and the determination of volumes

delivered through such meters shall conform to the

recommendations in "Gas Measurement Manual Displacement

Measurement Part Number Two" of the American Gas

Association as amended, revised or superseded from time to

time.

5.2 The volume of gas delivered through each Point of Delivery and

Receipt shall be corrected to a base temperature of sixty (60)

degrees Fahrenheit by using:

a. The arithmetic average of the hourly temperatures recorded

by a properly installed continuously operated recording

thermometer, or

b. A meter containing a temperature operated device,

hereinafter referred to as a temperature compensated

meter, through the operation of which the meter correctly

registers the volume, corrected to sixty (60) degrees

Fahrenheit, or

c. An assumed temperature of the gas flowing through the

meters of fifty (50) degrees Fahrenheit in the case of any

small volume delivery where Transporter does not elect to

install a recording thermometer or temperature compensated

meter; provided, however, in the event Transporter does

not install a recording thermometer or temperature

compensated meter, Shipper may install a recording

thermometer and in such case the temperature so recorded

shall be used in correcting to a temperature of sixty (60)

degrees Fahrenheit.

5.3 When orifice meters are used, the specific gravity of the gas

delivered shall be determined by approved methods once a month,

or as frequently as necessary for reasonably accurate

determination, and the specific gravity so obtained shall be

used in computing volumes of gas delivered hereunder.