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January 12, 2006

  • AUTHOR: David J. Fish

TECHNIQUES OF COMPOSITE GAS SAMPLING The level of interest in effective and accurate gas sampling techniques is currently at a very high priority within the natural gas industry. With the fluctuating ranges in natural gas prices, exploration interests, profitability, deregulation and consolidation of the work force, recoverable revenue must be accounted for. At large volume delivery points, a 3-5 BTU…

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January 12, 2006

  • AUTHOR: Larry E. Sieker

COMPOSITION ANALYSIS IN PIPELINE GAS & NGL WITH PROCESS SPECTROMETRY Mass Spectrometry (MS) can be found in most industrial laboratories for detailed compositional analysis of process fluids and gases. Though accurate, fast, and complete, laboratory analysis using MS can only provide process information regarding intermediate or final product analysis for quality control programs and production history

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January 12, 2006

  • AUTHOR: Nicole Ford

FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES OF DIAPHRAGM METERS Natural gas measurement is the vertebrae of any natural gas utility. Without the ability to measure, it would be impossible to account for the flow of gas from receipt to delivery. Very much like an accountant who labors to keep the ledger balanced, a utility needs metering to balance the receipts from the gas producers…

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January 12, 2006

  • AUTHOR: Jim Micklos

ULTRASONIC GAS FLOW METERS FOR CUSTODY TRANSFER MEASUREMENT This paper outlines the operating principals and application of ultrasonic gas flow metering for custody transfer. Basic principles and underlying equations are discussed, as are considerations for applying ultrasonic flow meter technology to station design, installation, and operation. These applications are illustrated based on operating experience with the Instromet 3-path and 5-path Q.Sonic custody transfer…

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January 12, 2006

  • AUTHOR: Rick Heuer

BASIC ELECTRONICS FOR FIELD MEASUREMENT Try this at home. We are professionals. If you are able to install your own TV dish satellite system and a wireless home network for PCs, you have a head start on installing and maintaining electronic field measurement equipment. Today’s Measurement Technicians and Engineers are required to operate and maintain a variety of Hi-Tech field…

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January 12, 2006

  • AUTHOR: Kevin C. Beaver

CHARACTERISTICS OF ROTARY METER PERFORMANCE This paper highlights several rotary meter performance characteristics. These characteristics profile a rotary meter’s capabilities in a wide array of applications from production to transmission, and distribution. Most of the characteristics have minimum standards adopted by agencies like AGA or ASTM. I’ll identify these standards, and incorporate themwhere applicableinto my paper. In discussing these characteristics,…

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January 12, 2006

  • AUTHOR: Paul Reynold

FUNDAMENTALS OF ORIFICE RECORDERS The American Gas Association defines the orifice meter as the complete measuring unit consisting of a primary and a secondary measurement device. The orifice meter body, tube and orifice plate are considered the primary measuring device. This primary device is equipped with pressure taps that allow for the hook-up of a secondary device to sense…

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January 12, 2005

  • AUTHOR: Paul J. La Nasa

OVERALL MEASUREMENT ACCURACY This paper presents methods for determining the uncertainty of both differential and linear metering stations. It takes into account the type of meter, number of meters in parallel, type of secondary instruments, and the determination of physical properties. The paper then relates this information to potential influence on system balance

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January 12, 2005

  • AUTHOR: David Pulley

FROM PEN TIP TO VOLUME STATEMENT Accurate and reliable gas measurement depends on a combination of efforts from two groups of people. First, we have the field personnel. They have the responsibility of seeing that a readable chart is produced and that all information pertinent to volume calculation is supplied to our next group, which is the office personnel. This group…

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