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February 15, 2014

  • AUTHOR: Kenneth Reed, III

Differential Meters other than Orifice Cone Meters differ from other differential pressure type meters, such as Orifice Meters and Venturi Meters, basically by design only. They are all required to meet API Chapter 22.2 test criteria developed and published in 2005 and still being updated today. The Cone Meter is designed to measure liquid or gas. Cone Meters are proprietary…

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February 15, 2014

  • AUTHOR: Keith Fry

AUDITING ELECTRONIC GAS MEASUREMENT PER API CHAPTER 21.1 Auditing evolved as a business practice as owners began to realize a standardized form of accounting must exist to prevent fraud. Financial audits made their way into businesses during the late 1700s. The industrial revolution brought about the separation of job duties beyond what a sole proprietor or family could oversee. Managers were hired to…

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February 15, 2014

  • AUTHOR: Dee Hummel

How Not to Measure Gas/Orifice Measuring natural gas is both a science and an art. Guidelines and industry practices explain how to accurately measure natural gas. The ‘art” comes in trying to minimize errors and prevent measurement problems. However, sometime it’s easier to explain “how not” to measure gas when reviewing measurement errors.

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February 15, 2014

  • AUTHOR: Joel Clancy

ULTRASONIC METER FLOW CALIBRATIONS CONSIDERATIONS AND BENIFITS Measurement in today’s natural gas pipeline systems encompasses many challenges. Measurement departments are faced with tighter system measurement balances than they were ten short years ago. Ultrasonic meters are the meter of choice to help with these challenges. Pipeline companies have pushed USM manufacturers to advance the USM technology to help with the challenges of…

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February 15, 2014

  • AUTHOR: Scott A. Crone

METHODS FOR CERTIFYING MEASUREMENT EQUIPMENT Like any other piece of equipment, a measurement artifact must be maintained. Obviously, it has to be in working order in general. However, what is more important is that it be operating within specified parameters and providing measurements that are traceable to a known source or sources. This paper provides a general overview of calibration…

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February 15, 2014

  • AUTHOR: Scott A. Crone

FACTORS AFFECTING DIGITAL PRESSURE CALIBRATION Pressure calibration is as important today as it has been for a very long time, but the way calibration is done and the equipment used to do it has changed drastically. In the past it was a standard practice to use a primary standard for pressure calibration. That standard was normally a dead weight tester…

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February 15, 2014

  • AUTHOR: Jim Mueller

FUNDAMENTALS OF PRESSURE REGULATORS In the gas industry, there are two basic types of regulators used for both pressure reducing and back pressure (relief) control. The two types are: 1.) Self Operated Type 2.) Pilot Operated Type

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February 15, 2014

  • AUTHOR: Jim Griffeth

REAL TIME ELECTRONIC GAS MEASUREMENT For many years now, flow computers have been implemented in gas measurement systems to utilize technology, to improve measurement accuracy, provide far more efficient data acquisition, and provide better control resources for remote interface through telemetry.

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February 15, 2014

  • AUTHOR: Jerry Paul Smith, Joel Clancy

CALCULATING THE SPEED OF SOUND IN NATURAL GAS USING AGA REPORT NO. 10 The speed of sound in natural gas is the velocity a sound wave travels in the gas. There are a number of gas properties that affect the speed of sound and they include the composition of the gas, the pressure of the gas and the temperature of the gas. The American Gas Association Report No.…

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