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Title: Discussion Of A Common Pressure Base
Author: Harry P. Bean
Source: 1968 Southwestern Gas Measurement Short Course (Now called ISHM)
Year Published: 1968
Abstract: Twelve-ounco pounds and Super, Giant and King-Size cartons are bewildering the buyers in grocery stores throughout the nation as long-time standards of weights and measures are being changed by todays frenetic packaging techniques. But the undisputed confusion champion, when it comes to packaging, is the natural gas industry. We have many standards, but one we do not have is a standard pressure base for gas measurement. Back in the gay 90s each group set up its own standard for measurement. This resulted in a multiplicity of pressure bases which have persisted so that even today we have over twenty different standard bases in use.

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