Zugriffsnummer 17693
Dokumenttyp Konferenzartikel
Sprache Englisch
Titel The harmonized European gas cubic meter for natural gas and its relationship with the international BIPM/CIPM Key Comparison Reference Value for the Natural Gas Cubic meter
Autor(in); Institution
Dopheide, Dietrich; 1.4, Gase, PTB-Braunschweig
Mickan, Bodo; 1.4, Gase, PTB-Braunschweig
Kramer, Rainer; 1.4, Gase, PTB-Braunschweig
Van der Beek, Mindert; NMi VSL, THE NETHERLANDS
Blom, G. J.; NMi VSL, THE NETHERLANDS
Vallet, Jan-Pierre; BNM, Poitiers, FRANCE
Quelle/Jahr 2005 Operating Section proceedings : AGA Operations conference Chicago, Illinois, on April 27 - 29:(2005)
Availability [CD-ROM] ; file name: 2005\\papers\\05-OP-28.pdf
Herausgeber(in)
American Gas Association
Verlag Washington, DC: American Gas Association
Konferenzangaben American Gas Association Operations Conference, Chicago, 25-29, April, 2005, USA
Freie Schlagworte Harmonized Reference Value ; natural gas ; comparison ; European Harmonized Natural ; Gas Cubic Meter BIPM/CIPM Key comparison reference value ; KCRV
Zusammenfassung The paper describes the background of the European Harmonized Reference Value for the cubic meter of Natural Gas at high pressure, which is in use in Germany, The Netherlands and France since May 4th, 2004. The harmonization process began on November 1st, 1999 between Germany and The Netherlands and has been finalized on May 4, 2004 due to the incorporation of the French BNM to the Harmonized Reference Value. The outcome was named: "Harmonized European Natural Gas Cubic Meter" as realized by three independent National Metrology Institutes. The prerequisites of the harmonization process, underlying procedures, results obtained so far and the mutual benefits will be pointed out as well as the economic consequences for the European market as well as for the international user. The paper shows the degree of equivalence between the three participating NMIs PTB, namely BNM and NMi-VSL. Under auspices of the BIPM (International Bureau for Weight and Measures) as well as the CIPM (International Conference for Weight and Measures), which is the highest metrological authority worldwide, so-called Key Comparisons (KC) have been conducted to get international reference values for all quantities of interest. Among these KCs, the flow area is of economic importance and Key Comparisons for natural gas flow at high pressure and larger flow rates have been conducted successfully. The outcome of such a KC is the international Key Comparisons Reference Value (KCRV), which is then considered to be the worldwide best available realization of Natural Gas Flow at high pressure. These KCs have been conducted among the National Primary Standards of all nations worldwide, represented by their National Metrology Institutes (NMIs) and have been finalized in December 2004. It turns out at last that the international recommended reference value is exactly the same as the above mentioned European Harmonized Reference Value.

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Dopheide, D., Mickan, B., Kramer, R., Van der Beek, M., Blom, G. J., & Vallet, J.-P. (2005). The harmonized European gas cubic meter for natural gas and its relationship with the international BIPM/CIPM Key Comparison Reference Value for the Natural Gas Cubic meter. American Gas Association Operations Conference, Chicago, 25-29, April, 2005, USA.

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