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Title: Measurement And Regulator Station Design Equipment To Reduce Noise
Author: Ronald E. Anderson
Source: American Gas Association 1974
Year Published: 1974
Abstract: I would like to set up a framework describing the general area of regulator noise and regulator noise control. The first step in building this framework is of course, to discuss the basic noise and generation loss mechanisms caused by throtthng a high pressure fluid through a restriction, The next branch of the framework will be a discussion of the field manifestation of the noise that is generated. I will then touch on the currently available practical noise control techniques. As the final beam in this framework, I will discuss file pertinent variables that should be considered in applying noise control measures to field problems. Much of our experience has been in the area of vent control noise, which is basically a pressure reducing valve that hasnt any downstream piping but reduces the upstream pressure to 14.7 PSIA.

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