Discussion on Measurement Management Strategies for Natural Gas Stations

DOI: https://doi.org/10.62517/jmsd.202412511

Author(s)

Xinting Ma

Affiliation(s)

Shaanxi Oil and Gas Transportation Branch, National Pipeline Network Group Beijing Pipeline Co., Ltd., Yulin, Shaanxi, China

Abstract

Measurement management of natural gas stations is crucial for ensuring gas supply quality and economic benefits. Core measuring equipment such as flow meters and chromatographic analyzers require precise conversion of gas volumetric flow rate to volumetric or mass flow rate under standard reference conditions. The key points of management include energy metering methods, process condition control, metering instrument management, application of ultrasonic flow meters, metering automation, and strengthening inspections. Optimize the measurement process, select high-precision flow meters, integrate automation systems, continuously monitor flow, manage and analyze data, and provide equipment maintenance and operator training to jointly improve measurement accuracy and stability, ensuring safe and efficient operation of the station.

Keywords

Natural Gas Station; Measurement Management; Flowmeter; Automation; Data Management

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