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Title: Turbulence And Its Effect In Measuring And Regulating Stations
Author: R. H. Welker
Source: 1972 Southwestern Gas Measurement Short Course (Now called ISHM)
Year Published: 1972
Abstract: Turbulence anywhere in a pipeline system is no asset. However, immediately downstream of pressure regulation, its effect can be especially harmful due to the high velocities that are set up within the regulator body. Design Engineers and Fieldmen alike will be equally interested in keeping turbulence to a minimum. The Design Engineer is thinking of maximum throughput with the least amount of noise whereas, Fieldmen will be interested in locating the best possible sense point for control. We should also be fully aware of the effect of harsh noise on the working efficiency of operating personnel. A person with normal hearing will have a tendency to rush his work in a noisy environment and the result of this is a lowering of the quality of the work.

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