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Natural Gas Meter Sizing

12/24/2010 4:18 AM

Meter REQUIREMENT

I am a manager Process (Chemical Engineer)

I want to size a natural gas meter oin the basis of below given data:

Flow - Minimum/Normal/Maximum: 100 / 1500 / 3600 NM3/Hour

Pressure - Minimum/Normal/Maximum: 0.1 / 2.2 / 6 Barg.

Temperature - Minimum/Normal/Maximum: 5 / 15 / 33 0 C

Density – 0.84 Kg/NM3

Pipe Size – 6" Sch. 40

Please help me out to size the meter.

Akram

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Re: Natural Gas Meter Sizing

12/24/2010 2:37 PM

That's probably manufacturer-specific.

The single value of density over the rather high range of pressures looks a bit odd.

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