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February 15, 2015

  • AUTHOR: Jim Griffeth

Fundamentals of Electronic Flow Meter Design, Application, & Implementation Electronic flow measurement as applied to the natural gas industry has advanced considerably over the last 30 years. Applications to address Upstream, Midstream and Downstream gas measurement technologies have become more complex. Over time it has become necessary to understand the fundaments that make up this ever changing environment. This paper will discuss the important…

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February 15, 2015

  • AUTHOR: Jeff Goetzman

Fundamentals of Pressure & Temperature Measurement The correct measuring of Pressure and Temperature is one of the most important elements in the accurate measurement of Natural Gas. The basic principles were established many years ago by two men, Robert Boyle an Anglo Irish philosopher, chemist, and physicist and Jacques Charles, a French Inventor, scientist and mathematician.

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February 15, 2015

  • AUTHOR: David Courtney

Fundamentals of Orifice Metering The history of orifice metering began in the early 1900’s. The first test data was done by the U.S. Geological Survey and in 1913 the first “Handbook of Natural Gas” was published. So as you can tell, orifice metering has been around for over 100 years and in that time much has been learned and…

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February 15, 2015

  • AUTHOR: Steve Whitman

Fundamentals of Natural Gas Chemistry In order to understand the chemistry of natural gas, it is important to be familiar with some basic concepts of general chemistry.

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February 15, 2015

  • AUTHOR: Roger Thornton

Applied NGL Metering Station Design A liquid measurement station can be as simple as a single meter run allocation measurement or as complex as a multi meter run station with a multitasking control system. Regardless of complexity the measurement quality is no better than the quality of the system design. Utilizing a state of the art meter technology will not…

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February 15, 2015

  • AUTHOR: Galen Cotton

Auditing Liquid Measurement Facilities The word “Auditing” is often used to imply that activities related to a review of general business practices, and procedures for an asset or business unit, are under way. The objective of those activities is to assure compliance with corporate policies and procedures, industry and government standards, and sound management principles. Additional objectives may include…

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February 15, 2015

  • AUTHOR: Robert Maze

Verification/Calibration of Devices Used in Static Liquid Measurement The purpose of verifying or calibrating liquid measurement devices is to ensure the accuracy of quantities being reported. With millions of dollars at stake, fractions of an inch or tenths of a degree Fahrenheit can make quite an impact to bottom line. At its most basic, the static (as opposed to dynamic, the use of…

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February 15, 2015

  • AUTHOR: Tony Lockard

Fundamental Overview of an NGL Metering Station Design In this paper I will attempt to give a fundamental overview of an NGL meter station design; however, it is not a straight forward, one size fits all scenario. There are multiple considerations that influence the meter station design and all must be taken into account. Major considerations are: what product or products will be…

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February 15, 2015

  • AUTHOR: Paul Mullen

Fundamentals of Densitometers and Pycnometers This paper will discuss pycnometers used to calibrate densitometers. In using a pycnometer, you must have the correct scales, pressure gauges and thermometers. You will learn the steps necessary to install, operate and calibrate the instrument. The use of Densitometers is wide spread over many different industries. These range from food & beverage industries to…

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