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Title: Influence Of The Latest Revision Of Ansi 2530 (A6A #3) On Flow Computer Software
Author: Raymond G. Teyssandier
Source: 1995 Gulf Coast Measurement Short Course (Now called ASGMT)
Year Published: 1995
Abstract: The new American Petroleum Institute, American Gas Association, Gas Processors Association orifice metering standard represents the first major change in the USA calculation procedures published since 1935. As almost all of the approximately 19 trillion cubic feet of natural gas in the US passes through orifice meters this standard will have a significant impact. This new standard will result in a not only in different, but also more accurate, volumes then those calculated by all previous USA or international standards. The changes that were made to reach these improvements were all based on the latest available data that had been gathered by various US and European researchers. The new orifice measurement standard is written in four parts to separate the text to facilitate use and simplify updating when changes are needed. The sections are: Part 1-General Equations and Uncertainty Guidelines Part 2-Specifications and Installation Requirements Part 3-Natural Gas Fluid Measurement Part 4-Implementation

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