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Title: Realisation Of A Mass Flow Measurement Device For A New Reference Gas Calorimeter
Author: P. Ulbig, A. Benito, P. L. Cremonesi, J.-R. Filtz, R. Forster, F. Haloua, B. Hay, m. Jaeschke, S. Loubat, S. Sarge, P. Wenz
Source: Flomeko 2003
Year Published: 2003
Abstract: 1. Introduction As to fossil energy sources, gas consumption has still the strongest growth rate and has more than doubled world-wide since 1973. In 1999, the production and consumption of gas amounted globally to 2,2 billions of cubic metres. According to estimates of the World Gas Association, gas consumption will increase by an annual rate of 2,3 % until 2030 1. In view of the wid e growing global demand for natural gas and the liberalisation of the gas market in Europe, the measurement accuracy is of decisive importance when determining the calorific value to ensure transparency on the European gas market. At the moment, however, only a few research institutes all over the world are able to determine the calorific value of gases with an expanded measurement uncertainty 0,2%. This applies not only to the determination of the calorific values of pure gases but also to the determination of the calorific value of synthetic and natural gas mixtures.

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