Natural gas
[4] OTHER RELEVANT ISO FLOW
MEASUREMENT WORK
Generic flow measurement
[1] STANDARDS
• Contributed to about 13 per cent of the growth in labour productivity
in the UK over 1948-2002 [1], and contribute £2.5 billion annually to the
UK economy
• Reduce barriers to trade
• Improve the operation of markets through the smooth flow of goods
and services
• Enable compliance to be demonstrated
• Provide confidence in product performance
• Enable technology to be transferred from one sector to another
• Can have environmental as well as economic advantages
• Should avoid both inaccuracy through inadequate specification and
excessive cost through over-specification
[3] ISO/TC 28 PETROLEUM PRODUCTS • Participating members: Algeria (IANOR), Australia (SA), Austria (ASI), Bahrain (BSMD),
Belgium (NBN), Brazil (ABNT), China (SAC), Denmark (DS), Egypt (EOS), France (AFNOR),
Germany (DIN), India (BIS), Iran, Islamic Republic of (ISIRI), Israel (SII), Italy (UNI), Japan (JISC),
Korea, Republic of (KATS), Netherlands (NEN), Nigeria (SON), Norway (SN), Pakistan (PSQCA),
Poland (PKN), Spain (AENOR), Sweden (SIS), Switzerland (SNV), Turkey (TSE),
United Kingdom (BSI), United States (ANSI)
[2] ISO STANDARDS
• Produced by Technical Committees (TCs) and their Subcommittees (SCs)
o Voting members are national bodies (e.g. BSI, DIN)
• Drafted by Working Groups (WGs)
o Members are individual experts, appointed by national bodies
[6] WHY SHOULD I TAKE PART?
• All parts of industry (users, researchers, manufacturers, etc.) are required.
• Avoidance of both inaccuracy through inadequate specification and excessive cost through over-specification is
vital.
• Accuracy in taxation is of great importance to Government.
• Participation in standards-making is an opportunity not only to share knowledge but also to gain it.
ISO/AWI 21354 – Measurement of
multiphase fluid flow
Michael Reader-Harris, NEL, East Kilbride, Scotland, UK
[5a] ISO/AWI 21354
Multiphase flow measurement
Project leader: Michael Reader-Harris
WG members: China
-Chen Liang, Petrochina
-Gao Jun, Petrochina
France
-Jean-Paul Couput, Total
Netherlands
-Rick de Leeuw, Shell
-Jankees Hogendoorn, Krohne
UK
-Wes Maru, Oil & Gas Measurement Limited
-Bill Priddy
-Rogerio Ramos, Coventry University
USA
-Phil Lawrence, Enable Midstream
-Richard Steven, CEESI
Outline section titles:
1. Scope
2. Normative references
3. Terms and definitions
4. Symbols and subscripts
5. Multiphase flow
6. Multiphase meter technologies
7. Aims of multiphase flow measurement
8. Production envelope
9. Performance specification
10. Testing
11. Field installation and commissioning
12. Verification during operation
Annex A Intercomparison between laboratories
Annex B Hydrocarbon phase behaviour
[5b] ISO/AWI 21354
Base document kindly given by NFOGM:
Work to date:
•January 2016 :Work commenced.
•Handbook converted into the format of an ISO/TR.
•1st draft sent to WG members: WG members asked
to volunteer to revise sections.
•Sections revised.
•2nd draft sent to WG members for comment.
•Comments due.
Work to come:
•Comments to be collated and circulated with non-
controversial comments marked.
•Meeting to go through the comments.
•3rd draft to be sent to WG members.
•In 2017 the results of the EMRP Multiphase Flow
Metrology project will be available. They should
provide material on how to test multiphase flow meters
and on how well test laboratories agree.
•2018 Ballot.
[7] REFERENCES
[1] The Empirical Economics of Standards. DTI
Economics Paper No 12.
Available as www.berr.gov.uk/files/file9655.pdf London:
Department of Trade and Industry, June 2005.
ISO/TC 28 Chair: John Sherman
TC 28/SC 2
Petroleum
measurement Chair: Bruce Nicholls
TC 28/SC 4
Classification
& specifications
TC 28/SC 5
LNG etc.
TC 28/SC 7
Liquid
biofuels
TC 28/SC 2/WG 4
Metering and
meter calibration Convenor: Richard Paton
ISO/CD 2714 PD
ISO/CD 2715 Turbine
ISO/AWI 21354
TC 28/SC 2/WG 11
Sampling
TC 28/SC 2/WG 12
Density
TC 28/SC 2/WG 5 Calculation
9 Tank calibration
10 Tank measurements
13 Bulk transfer
14 Cargo quality
ISO/TC 30 Chair: Michael Reader-Harris
HANDBOOK OF MULTIPHASE FLOW METERING
Revision 2, March 2005
TC 30/SC 2
Pressure
differential
devices
Chair: Jacek
Krawaczynski
includes
-wet gas using
Venturi tubes
& orifice plates
-sonic nozzles
TC 30/SC 5
Velocity
and mass
methods
Chair: Wilhelm
Staudt
-velocity-area
-tracer
-electromagnetic
-vortex
-Coriolis
-thermal mass
-ultrasonics
TC 30/SC 7
Water meters
TC 30/WG 2
General
Methods
-uncertainty
-data fitting
-calibration
methods
-vocabulary
ISO/TC 193/SC 3
Natural gas
– upstream area
Chair: Huang Liming
-wet natural gas
-allocation