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Title: Whats In Your Pipeline? And( Do You Really Want To Know?)
Author: David J. Fish
Source: 2004 Appalachian Gas Measurement Short Course
Year Published: 2004
Abstract: With the current demand for improved technologies in the area of natural gas measurement, the rush to the market place is raising as many questions as it is answering. In the last 25 years, the natural gas pipeline industry has transitioned from the supplier of clean, dry gas to the mover of billable gas energy clean and dry or dirty and wet. Designing and creating improved products for the measurement of volume and quality has provided new challenges as the marketing and transportation of natural gas has changed. Perhaps the single major issue that has created an interest in ascertaining the total picture of the natural gas pipeline system is wet gas. The definition of wet gas as gas with more than 7 lbs. water per million cubic feet is almost history. Wet gas metering is redefining how we talk about wet gas.

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