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Title: Effects Of Petroleum Properties On Pipeline Measurement
Author: Jim Smith
Source: 2017 International School of Hydrocarbon Measurement
Year Published: 2017
Abstract: Measurement of liquid hydrocarbons in pipelines is done on a standard volume basis or by mass. These dynamic measurement points typically are custody transfer and are the cash register measurements between the two parties involved in the transactions. This is one reason why the measurement accuracy is critical with some others being product accountability and a one time dynamic measurement point. The volume or mass measurements must account for the entire liquid product received or delivered in order to track and determine if product is being lost or gained. Several fluid properties can change the accuracy of this measurement and knowing how they impact the measurement is crucial to its integrity. This paper focuses on dynamic measurement (measurement by metering) and discusses several fluid property effects on measured results involving the common types of metering technologies used today.

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