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Title: Basic Corrective Devices
Author: Kenneth R. George
Source: 1971 Appalachian Gas Measurement Short Course
Year Published: 1971
Abstract: Our subject deals with the measurement of large volumes of natural gas. Todays widespread use of natural gas as a fuel has resulted in an increasing number of the larger volume meters of various types to be placed in service. Also, this increasing demand has resulted in higher service pressures in order to efficiently bring our fuel, a form of energy, to the customers premises. In 1967, approximately 68% of the gas sold in the U. S. was to non-residential customers. A large percentage of this volume was sold at pressures other than 4 oz., our generally accepted base pressure. The industrial and commercial usage of natural gas in the past 30 years has increased at a faster rate than that of residential customers.

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