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Title: Automation Of Natural Gas Measuring And Regulating Stations Using Turbine Meters
Author: Edward A. Reustle
Source: 1985 Appalachian Gas Measurement Short Course
Year Published: 1985
Abstract: The use of turbine meters in natural gas measuring and regulating stations has increased due to both measurement service criteria and economic considerations. Seasonal variations in station pressure and throughput necessitate measuring equipment which is adaptable to varying conditions. In addition, the increased cost of natural gas has placed increased emphasis on measurement accuracy. The measurement equipment associated with a natural gas transmission or distribution system is often used in combination with pressure or flow regulating equipment. To integrate measurement and regulating facilities into a transmission or distribution system and to best coordinate the entire operation, these stations must be automated. Although there are similarities between the operation and installation of stations using turbine meters and those employing more commonly used flow metering devices, the use of turbine meters may require additional safeguards to insure equipment integrity and continuity of service.

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