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Title: Transducer Selection For A Gas Pipeline Control Application
Author: G. R. Mceathron
Source: American Gas Association 1972
Year Published: 1972
Abstract: In 1970, Tennessee Gas Pipeline Company management authorized the installation of a telemetering and control system as a dispatching aid for operation of the pipeline system. The control system would provide a means to monitor 58 compressor stations and to measure and control flows at 200 meter stations on the pipeline. Economic justification for the control system was based on improved utilization of the pipeline facilities as a result of faster, more accurate data acquisition and the ability of the dispatcher to directly control gas flow at major sales points. As a part of the equipment selection program for the system, it was decided that transducers should be selected on the basis of competitive performance tests. Several factors entered into the decision.

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