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January 12, 2008

  • AUTHOR: DONALD P. MAYEAUX

PROTECTION OF NATURAL GAS MEASUREMENT EQUIPMENT AGAINST MOISTURE AND CORROSION The natural gas industry relies very heavily on sensitive electronic equipment utilized in the production, gathering, transportation, and distribution phases. There is an increasing reliance on the use of electronics for performing important tasks relating to measurement, control, and safety. Coupled with increased reliance is the demand by users for increased reliability

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January 12, 2008

  • AUTHOR: David J. Fish

D.O.T. REQUIREMENTS FOR THE TRANSPORTATION OF SAMPLE CYLINDERS The United States Department of Transportation (D.O.T.) is a department of the U.S. Federal Government, which oversees all issues regarding transportation within the United States of America and U.S. Territories. Its influence around the world is great and widely respected, but its jurisdiction and power of enforcement is limited to the USA and its territories.…

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January 12, 2008

  • AUTHOR: Paul W. Tang

HIGH PRESSURE CALIBRATION OF GAS TURBINE METERS IN CARBON DIOXIDE The pressure sensitivity of turbine meters is a well-observed phenomenon since the inception of these devices. Unfortunately, very little organized experimental data were available for study until recently. Due to the ever-rising energy costs, the natural gas industry is paying much more attention to improve the accuracy of natural gas flow measurement. The latest revision…

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January 12, 2008

  • AUTHOR: David J. Fish

THE IMPORTANCE OF DISCERNING THE IMPACT OF NEW MEASUREMENT TECHNOLOGY With the current demand for improved technologies in the area of fluid measurement, the rush to the market place is raising as many questions as it is answering. In the last 25 years, the natural gas pipeline industry has transitioned from the supplier of clean, dry gas to the mover of billable gas energy; clean…

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January 12, 2008

  • AUTHOR: Richard L. Cline

AUTOMATING GAS MEASUREMENT This paper will address concepts of SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition Systems) and their application to the measurement industry. An important focus of the paper is to provide the reader with an understanding of the technology and with guidelines to be used to evaluate this equipment as part of an automation project

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January 12, 2008

  • AUTHOR: Jackie R. Tims

PROBLEMS UNIQUE TO OFFSHORE MEASUREMENT Some major problems and unique solutions will be addressed with gas measurement on offshore platforms in the Gulf of Mexico. This presentation will show the major roll safety, transportation, and weather play in the technician’s ability to verify the accuracy of the gas measurement facility. Proper operation, design, and installation will ensure accurate measurement

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January 12, 2008

  • AUTHOR: Wayne Haner

ULTRASONIC FLOW METER CALIBRATION CONSIDERATIONS AND BENEFITS Although calibration is an important step for enhancing the accuracy of all measurement technologies, in ultrasonic metering, this activity plays an even more prominent role. The extended flow ranges capability of ultrasonic technology, although capacity adventitious can magnify measurement error if not corrected through proper calibration

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January 12, 2008

  • AUTHOR: Fred G. Van Orsdol

A REVIEW OF THE REVISIONS TO API 14.3/AGA 3 PART 2 The American Petroleum Institute (API) Manual of Petroleum Measurement Standards (MPMS), Chapter 14.3 is a living document, constantly reviewed and reconsidered for revision as new information and research data become available relative to the design and operation of orifice metering systems. In spite of this scrutiny within the API, the American Gas Association (AGA), and…

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January 12, 2008

  • AUTHOR: Brent Berry

AGA CALCULATIONS – 1985 STANDARD VS 1992 STANDARD This paper is intended to help bridge the gap between the Old AGA-3 equation (hereafter referred to as AGA-3-1985) and the New AGA-3 equation (hereafter referred to as AGA-3-1992). As such the paper begins with a background section aimed at assisting those who are mostly familiar with the factored form of the orifice metering equation

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