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Title: Low Power Field Flow Computers Part 2
Author: James H. Griffeth
Source: 1984 Appalachian Gas Measurement Short Course
Year Published: 1984
Abstract: Natural Gas - the commodity that we have all come to know, was not considered a primary source of energy in the early 1900s, Manufactured gas was used predominantly in the cities for operation of street lamps and to some extent, heating and other processes. Although natural gas was considered to be a more efficient fuel, the problem of transporting this fuel from the production field to the consumer was a monumental task. Oil from the production fields could be easily transported via truck or rail tankers to processing plants but an efficient means of transporting natural gas was another story. In the process of searching for crude oil, the natural gas discovered was in many cases simply vented to atmosphere. It was not until gas transmission networks were completed that natural gas became a primary fuel for the end user, and therefore measurement of the fuel became important.

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