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Title: Natural Gas Density Technology And Determination For Application To Flow Measurement
Author: George J. Greene, Jr.
Source: 1966 Appalachian Gas Measurement Short Course
Year Published: 1966
Abstract: How can the direct measurement of gas density benefit the gas industry? This question is always foremost in the minds of measurement people when they are confronted with the suggestion of altering conventional measurement techniques to include density. Many persons think of the determination of gas densily as an added measurement to be concerned with or as a brand new, unorthodox approach to flow measurement. Quite to the contrary, density is the primary property of a gas which relates the differential pressure across an orifice plate to the velocity of a gas flowing through the orifice.

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