Decree of the State Planning Commission No. 112 / 1961 Coll.
Order State Planning Commission on fuel bases for solid, liquid or gaseous fuel appliances
Valid
Effective from 15.10.1961
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DECLARATION
State Planning Commission
of 4 October 1961
on the determination of fuel bases for appliances for solid, liquid or gaseous fuels
The State Planning Commission, in agreement with the Ministry of Fuel and Energy, with the Ministry of Chemical Industry and with the other participating central authorities, shall establish, pursuant to Article 1 (2) (i) of Decree-Law No 44 / 1959 Coll., laying down the Statute of the State Planning Commission, as amended by Article I (1) of Decree-Law No 2 / 1961 Coll. (Decree No 5 / 1961 Coll.) and under Article 6 of Law No 41 / 1959 Coll., on the State Planning Commission:
Consumers of solid, liquid or gaseous fuels covered by this Decree are:
(a) heat equipment for central heating (steam and water boilers, calorifers, etc.) and industrial boilers in which solid, liquid or gaseous fuels are burned if the output of a single heater exceeds 600,000 kcal / hour;
(b) other plants in which solid, liquid or gaseous fuels are burned if the output of a single fuel tank exceeds 300 000 kcal / hour for solid or liquid fuel appliances and 50 000 kcal / hour for gaseous fuel appliances;
(c) equipment in which solid, liquid or gaseous fuels are processed as raw materials.
(1) For each newly built or reconstructed appliance of solid, liquid or gaseous fuel for which, when construction or reconstruction has been completed, one of the conditions referred to in Section 1 shall be determined by the fuel base.
(2) The determination of the fuel base shall be understood as determining the quantity, type and, for solid fuels, also the quality (i.e. roasting, sorting and calorie value) of the fuel to be burned or processed in the appliance.
(3) The fuel base shall be determined:
(a) for appliances the construction or reconstruction of which is subject to an investment task prior to the approval of that task;
(b) for other appliances before ordering them.
(1) The fuel base shall be determined by the State Planning Commission on a proposal from the competent authority (paragraph 3) if:
(a) the annual fuel consumption in appliances for which the fuel base is to be determined shall exceed 20 000 tonnes of specific fuel for solid fuels in brown coal and lignite, 3000 tonnes of specific fuel for liquid fuels and 7 000 000 m3 of lamp gas or coke oven gas for gaseous fuels, or 2 000 000 000 m3 of natural gas, or if
(b) black coal or coke shall be incinerated or processed in appliances.
(2) In other cases, the fuel base shall be determined by the Minister for Fuel and Energy, if fuel is fixed or gaseous, or by the Minister for the Chemical Industry, if fuel is liquid, on a proposal from and in agreement with the competent authority (paragraph 3).
(3) The proposal for the determination of the fuel base shall be made by the Minister or the Head of the Central Authority, within the scope of which the organisation in which the construction or reconstruction of the appliance is to be carried out, or by the advice of the relevant Regional National Committee, if applicable, if it is an organisation in a section managed by the National Committees, or by the relevant Central Association of Cooperatives, if it is a folk cooperative or other cooperative organisation.
The fuel base proposal shall include:
(a) the name and registered office (place, district, region) of an organisation with a closer designation of its operating unit in which the appliances for which the fuel base is to be determined are built or reconstructed; the object and extent of the production or other activity of this operating unit; its unloading station; a 1: 1000 scale situation sketch indicating the distance of possible transport of the required fuel or possible connection to the nearest pipeline;
(b) a list of all appliances of solid, liquid and gaseous fuels which are already in the operational unit, indicating their types and sizes and their origin, type, quality and total fuel consumption, which shall be incinerated or processed and which of those appliances shall be reconstructed or replaced by new and which shall, if necessary, be retained as a cold reserve;
(c) a list of appliances for which a fuel base is to be determined, specifying their types and sizes, justifying their number, indicating how many hours per year each appliance will be in operation, indicating the type of fuel required and detailed calculation of its needs in accordance with the applicable technical and economic standards for each of these appliances and indicating the date when the new or reconstructed appliance will be put into service;
(d) the total annual fuel consumption in appliances for which the fuel base is to be determined, in the case of solid and liquid fuels in thousands of tonnes of specific fuel, in the case of gas fuels in thousands of m3; furthermore, the fuel consumption schedule until the capacity of such appliances is fully utilised; for liquid fuels and for gaseous fuels, the distribution of fuel needs for the next 10 years, indicating the required maximum and average hourly delivery per year and the annual use of the hourly maximum; when reconstructing existing appliances or replacing them with new appliances, the justification for the effectiveness and quantification of the efficiency of the proposed changes (e.g. savings on fuels, investments, number of employees, wage funds, annual operating costs, etc.) for all fuels;
(e) the current use of secondary heat sources and, where applicable, energy in the operating unit, indicating the type of such sources, their performance, the annual volume of their production and their operation; In the context of the proposed fuel base designation, precise information on how the maximum use of secondary heat sources and energy, where applicable, will be ensured in the operating unit, with a calculation of the technical and economic efficiency of the use of these sources and an indication of how they can be addressed, their performance, their annual production volume and the proportion of resources so used in the total amount of technically usable secondary energy sources.
(1) In cases where the fuel base has been designated by the State Planning Commission (Section 3 (1)), the Minister for Fuel and Energy, if fuel is solid or gaseous, or the Minister for the Chemical Industry, if fuel is liquid,
(a) define in more detail the characteristics and characteristics of the fuel type as appropriate;
(b) in justified cases, on a proposal from the authority responsible for applying for a fuel base (Paragraph 3 (3)), within the limits set out in paragraph 2, it shall reasonably increase the fuel quantity.
(2) However, if, in such cases, the annual fuel consumption is to be increased compared to the extent set by the State Planning Commission in order to exceed the values referred to in § 3 (1) (a), the authority responsible for applying for a fuel base (§ 3 (3)) shall immediately notify the State Planning Commission and propose a new determination of the fuel base.
(3) Paragraph 2 to 4 shall apply mutatis mutandis to the redetermination of the fuel base referred to in paragraph 2.
The Statutory Office of Planning Regulations No 58 / 1958 Ú. l., on fuel bases for solid or gaseous appliances, and No 156 / 1958 Ú. l., on fuel bases for heating oil appliances, are deleted.
This Decree shall take effect on 15 October 1961.
Chairman of the State Planning Commission:
z. Zloček v. r.
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Regulation Information
| Citation | Decree of the State Planning Commission No. 112 / 1961 Coll., on the determination of fuel bases for solid, liquid or gaseous fuel appliances |
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| Regulation Type | - |
| Author | - |
| Collection | Code of Laws |
| Date of Promulgation | 14.10.1961 |
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| Effective from | 15.10.1961 |
| Effective until | - |
| Status | Valid |
The regulation text is for informational purposes only.
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