Natural gas fiscal billing using a DP mass flowmeter, single or stacked transmitter, needs gas density and compressibility corrected for the actual gas composition, not just a fixed factor. The Contrec 515 GN13 Natural Gas Flow Computer is built for this, using the meter’s own mass span calibration.
It runs standard DP flow equations while accounting for the primary element’s own reference calibration conditions, and resolves density and compressibility using the SGERG method (AGA-8 Gross Characterization), which works well for gas networks where methane content and trace elements vary.
In actual application, this unit usually sits out on process plant rather than in a control room, so it comes in a weatherproof housing. It also has an adjustable 8-24V DC sensor excitation supply, isolated 4-20mA loop retransmission, and dual RS-232/RS-485 Modbus RTU ports for integration into plant automation networks.
Before we quote this, we would normally check your DP mass flowmeter’s calibrated span, your gas composition data, and your line pressure and temperature.
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