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March 13, 2016

  • AUTHOR: Michael Keilty

Coriolis Mass Flow Meters for Gas and Liquid Measurement A mass flowmeter is a system that provides a measurement of fluid flow in units of mass; pounds, tons. The Coriolis flowmeter is a type of flowmeter which measures the mass of the fluid flow directly. Coriolis mass flowmeters were first introduced more than 30 years ago. Global acceptance has spread across all industries where…

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March 13, 2016

  • 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 American Petroleum Institute (API) Manual of Petroleum Measurement Standards (MPMS), Chapter 22.2 (entitled “Testing Protocol for Differential Pressure Flow Meter Devices”) test criteria developed and published in 2005 and…

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March 13, 2016

  • AUTHOR: Edgar B. Bowles, Jr. & Christopher Grant

Effects and Control of Pulsation in Gas Measurement One of the most common measurement errors and the most difficult to identify in natural gas metering systems is that caused by pulsating flow. It is important to understand the effects that pulsations have on the common types of flow meters used in the gas industry so that potential error-producing mechanisms can be identified and…

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March 13, 2016

  • AUTHOR: Josh Kinney & Richard Steven

Effects of Wet on Orifice Meters Orifice plate meters are one of the most widely used technologies in industry for gas flow metering. This is due to their relative simplicity, the extensive publicly available data sets that led to several orifice plate meter standards [1, 2, 3, 4] and the fact that they are a relatively inexpensive method of gas metering.…

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March 13, 2016

  • AUTHOR: Danny Sawchuk

Effects of Flow Conditioning on Meter Accuracy and Repeatability Flow conditioning is one of the most critical aspects dealing with any type of volumetric flow metering. Flow conditioning is the final buffer between the flow meter and the upstream piping layout and is responsible for eliminating swirl, restoring flow symmetry and generating a repeatable, fully developed velocity flow profile. Even though modern advancements have…

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March 13, 2016

  • AUTHOR: Jackson Kyle Bates

EFM Data Communications – Problems and Solutions The purpose of this paper is discuss various methods to mitigate experienced problems when it comes to measurement data collection and discuss possible solutions. I think there is great benefit in providing a current state summary of measurement data collection as we sit today and discuss how technology and metrics are continuously being utilized to…

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March 13, 2016

  • 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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March 13, 2016

  • AUTHOR: Eric Estrada

Flare Measurement With the recent release of the Green House Gas Regulations, the increased visibility of flaring natural gas and increased awareness of royalty owners, the ability to accurately measure and account for the amount of product flared from a facility has become increasingly important to regulators, royalty owners and operators. In the past, flare gas was…

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March 13, 2016

  • 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. Measurement errors can be caused through poor…

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