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Title: Legal And Audit Impact On Automated Measurement
Author: V. J. Blanchet, Jr.
Source: American Gas Association 1977
Year Published: 1977
Abstract: My report to you this morning is brief and supplemental in nature to the basic program that has been presented. I think the best place to begin is with some background. As we know, gas companies employ various telemetry and computer systems to inform the dispatcher of gas flow rates and volumes. At the same time, the official determination of gas volumes for custody transfer is made in a separate procedure involving chart integrations several days or even weeks after the fact. The two quantity determinations, disptach and custody transfer do not agree. In mid-1975 an AGA Joint Force on Automated Measurement issued a report. One of the conclusions of that report was that two different determinations of the same flow will always lead to differences and that the only way to eliminate the differences is to employ a single train of instruments and calculations to produce a single result which is used for both operations decisions and custody transfer.

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