Breaking down instrument calibration and verification
Instruments are vital in process environments because their measurements directly impact product quality and operational safety. However, even the most […]
The American Petroleum Institute (API) has been creating and maintaining standards for the oil and natural gas industry globally since 1924(API). Having equipment that is built to proper API specifications and running your facilities according to API standards can help minimize safety and environmental dangers in your plant and allow you to operate efficiently.
In December of 2021, API finalized MPMS Ch. 5.6 “Measurement of Liquid Hydrocarbons by Coriolis Meters; Second Edition”. This revision includes substantial normative operating changes that relate specifically to the effect of pressure on Coriolis mass flow measurement for fiscal and custody metering purposes. It sets the necessary guidelines for determining when and how pressure compensation must be applied in order to stay in compliance with API MPMS guidelines.
Operating according to API standards can be a good practice for natural gas and oil operators, when no national standard or governing body exists for your region.
Read more about Endress+Hauser’s Coriolis flowmeter technology within the scope of API
Are you in accordance with API standards?
Hear from our product experts as they describe how pressure can affect measurement in Coriolis flowmeter readings and provide end-users with practical tools to implement pressure compensation on Endress+Hauser Coriolis mass flowmeters. This is done all according to the requirements detailed in API MPMS (Manual of Petroleum Measurement Standards) Chapter 5.6. “Measurement of Liquid Hydrocarbons by Coriolis Meters”.
This technical paper not only breaks down how our technology works in accordance with API standards but lays out case-by-case calculation examples that will give readers the knowledge they need to ensure their operations are running as safely and optimally as possible.
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