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Title: Effects Of The Use And Misuse Of Supercompressibility On Measurement Accuracy
Author: Jim Novacek
Source: American Gas Association 1987
Year Published: 1987
Abstract: This paper explains the basic physics behind the concept of supercompressibility and how the supercompressibility is used in the gas industry. After this background material has been discussed, the major emphasis of the paper is to compare the recently developed OU/GRI method discussed in A.G.A. Report No. 8 to the standard NX-19 method for calculating supercompressibility factors. The results show that the OU/GRl method gives increasingly better results as the pressure of the gas increases. The paper recommends that, under sufficiently high pressures, the OU/GRI method may be worth using. The paper also states that, as the gas industry becomes more competitive, the emphasis on better accuracy in measurement will become greater. The OU/GRI method is one way to help meet this need.

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