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Title: Determination Of Plant Volume Reduction
Author: Robert D. Venable
Source: 1978 International School of Hydrocarbon Measurement
Year Published: 1978
Abstract: The title Determination of Plant Volume Reduction indicates that a lesser volume of gas is being discharged from a given plant than is being measured on the suction side. To people in the gas business, this seems to be a very normal occurrence. However, with the advent of higher gas prices, depleting reserves, and the rise in LPG prices, it has become necessary to do our very best to determine what happens to the difference between the plant inlet volume and the plant discharge volume. This difference is commonly referred to as shrinkage. We hope to identify the different kinds of shrinkage and also present accurate methods to determine thu number of Mef uL attributed to each.

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