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Title: Chart Auditing
Author: Michael D. Beck
Source: 1993 Gulf Coast Measurement Short Course (Now called ASGMT)
Year Published: 1993
Abstract: The primary purpose for auditing charts is to verify the integration and volume calculation for a particular site. There are a number of additional benefits to be realized, which we will briefly illustrate. Errors in reported volumes can usually be attributed to one or more of the following reasons * Mistakes in integration interpretation. * Improperly calibrated machine. * Integrated with incorrect range setting. * Data input errors. * Missed orifice or range changes. * Incorrect meter tube ID used. * Improper or missed averaging during times of recorder malfunctions, freezing, etc. * Unaccounted for hours of flow. * Misinterpretation and/or missed flow around zero line. * Missed gravity or BTU updates. * Unaccounted for recorder errors, found and corrected at inspection. * Incorrect pressure base used. * Temperature averaged incorrectly. * AGA recommended factors not all utilized. * AGA procedures not used. As you can readily see, reporting

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