Mar 07, 2023
4 Day Flow Measurement Technology Course: Custody Transfer, Allocation and Fiscal Metering
Dublin, April 19, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Custody Transfer, Allocation and
Dublin, April 19, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Custody Transfer, Allocation and Fiscal Metering" conference has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
This course introduces participants to a variety of flow measurement technologies that are used in Custody Transfer applications, aiming to gain an in-depth understanding about how to achieve the requirements by means of Differential Pressure (DP) measurement, Turbine meters, Positive Displacement meters, Coriolis flow measurement, Magnetic and Ultrasonic flow measurement etc.
The smallest error in the flow measurement of materials like oil, gas, or chemicals as being transferred between a producer (supplier) and a customer may cost company millions of dollars in a year.
Custody Transfer takes place any time fluids are changing possession from one party to another, e.g., from producer to pipeline, pipeline to plant, or pipeline to storage facility. Custody Transfer refers to any agreed metering condition in a sales contract between relevant parties, while Fiscal Metering refers to metering of a commercial transaction that should comply with legal obligations.
Custody Transfer system must generate detailed and indisputable cargo reports, based on accurate flow measurements and standardized calculations. Custody and Fiscal transfer systems are more than just flow-meters. They represent a combination of highly engineered flow measurement systems for the intended application.
Their metering requires exceptional accuracy and repeatability, while the applied methods and measuring result are auditable. Requirements for permissible errors of Custody Transfer meters are recommended in International Standards like AGA, OIML and ISO.
Learning Objectives
Understand key issues and differences related to Custody and Fiscal metering
Grasp Nomination, Scheduling, Validation, Sampling and Analysis
Gain insight into different types of contracts
Learn different types of liquid and gas metering systems
Master parameters to be measured for Based Flow Measurements
Comprehend Fluid and Flow Dynamics
Identify different types of Flow meters and their advantages and disadvantages
Recognise applied accuracy terminology
Become familiar with international Flow measurement standards and their incorporation into major petroleum or gas companies
Establish the factors involved with Standardised Gas Flow metering
Identify and recognize different types of gas and liquid meter provers, their applications and operations
Consider multiphase Flow and water cut measurements
Who Should Attend:
This course is designed for executives and engineers in the oil & gas, petrochemical and utilities etc with the following job scope (including but not limited to):
Metering
Measurement
Custody Transfer
Flow Measurement
Quality Measurement Instruments (QMI)
Instrumentation
Projects
Mechanical
Application
E&I (Electrical & Instrument)
Process
Calibration
Officials from the governmental petroleum or finance ministries and regulators will significantly benefit from this course too.
Agenda:
Day One
Section 01: The World of CT Metering
General instrumentation application
Measuring standards
Traceability characterization
Measurement related issues/response
International applied Metering Standards
Meter selection
Differences Fiscal, Custody & Allocation Metering
Metering requirements
Applied metering practices for Oil & Gas
Types of Sales contracts
Meter Performance Tracking/Proving
Section 02: Production Allocation Metering
Metering requirements from Sales to Well
Integrated Production Systems
Purpose of Metering
Sales Custody Transfer Point
Tariffs Oil/Gas
Unitization
Wells Oil/Gas
Reservoir
Sales Allocation example/Concessionaires
Product Allocation Summary
Section 03: Loss Control & LACT System
Aim of Loss Control
Introduction to Loss Control
Marine Bunker L.C.
Representative Fuel Sampling
Lease Automatic C.T.
Typical LACT system
Main Parts of LACT
Section 04: Measurement Accuracy & Quality Assurance
Accuracy, Precision, Standard Deviation & Variance
Measurement Data, Standards, Units and Traceability
Quality Factors, Accuracy, Standard Deviation & Variance
Calibration and Measurement errors
Measurement Specification & Basic Definitions
Have you ever "Playing Darts"?
Repeatability and Reproducibility
Variability & Probability
Statistical Control & Normal Distribution
STD & Systematic Error
Performance Monitoring, Control Chart Tool
Setting up a Control Chart
Warning & Control Limits
Statistical Decision Rules; Reproducibility Rate
Day Two
Section 05: Fluid Dynamics
Fluid Terminology
Viscosity, Dynamic/Kinematic
Shear stress and Shear Rate
Types of Liquid Viscosity
Non-Newtonian properties; Yield Stress
Influences of P and T on viscosity
API Gravity Measurement
Oil Classification
Density and Specific Gravity
Reynolds Number and Viscosity
Vena Contracta
Bernoulli's Theorem
Energy balances in a flowing fluid
Flow Patterns; Swirl Flow
Flow Straighteners and Conditioners
Cavitation and Flashing
Section 06: Flow Metering using ? P
Principles of ? P flow measurement
Measurement Rangeability and Turn down
Standard Orifice,
Type of ? P tap connections
Venturi, Dall Tube, Nozzle type applications
Properties, advantages & disadvantages of Orifice flow measurement
Section 07: Flow Metering Devices other than ? P
Volumetric, Mass and Totalized Flow
Flow Meters and OIML classification
Turbine Meter
Accuracy Influencing factors
Meter factor K
Advantages & Disadvantages Turbine Meter
Positive Displacement Meters
Properties PD meters
Float types, construction and operation principle
Accuracy, advantages & disadvantages VA Flow-meters
Thermal Mass Flow- meters, Operating Principles
Advantages, disadvantages and accuracy of TMF meters
Advantages, disadvantages and accuracy of Coriolis meters, application limitations
Types of installed Ultra Sonic Flow-meters
Transit time & Doppler types of US flow-meters
Issues to be considered before selection of US flowmeter
Day Three
Section 08: MID and OIML Directives
Introduction & Scope
General Requirements
Field of Operation
Accuracy Classes
Case Example
API MPMS Chapter 5.8
Section 09: Moisture Theory & Analysis Methods
Introduction Moisture Measurement
Water Vapor properties
Dalton's Law
Dew Point/Pressure relationship
Hydrocarbon Dew Point
Industrial Moisture Analysis methods
Section 10: Principles of Process Gas Chromatography
Combinations of GC and MS
What is Chromatography
Retention phenomena
Separation factors; Retention factor
Types of Chromatographic columns
Band broadening and column efficiency
Theoretical Plate Model
Temperature influence on separation
Van 'Deemter' efficiency curve
Selection of the type of carrier gas
Peak Selectivity and Resolution
Baseline properties, Noise and LOD
Section 11: Heating Value Measurements
Introduction Calorimetry
Types of Calorimeters
Determination of Heating Values using the Ultimate GC method
Dulong Equation
Gross Calorific determination of Natural Gas by online PGC according to ISO 6976
ISO 6976 - Calculations derived from Natural Gas
Higher and Lower Heating Value
Wobbe Index and CARI
Online Wobbe Index analyzer
Day Four
Section 12: Fiscal Gas Metering Station Design
General Design NG Metering system
Filters; Separators
Flow Control
Sampling
Metering skid pipe configuration
Metering Location and applied technique
Straight run requirements
Pulsation disturbance
Section 13: Flow Meter Proving and Calibration
Reasons for Meter Proving
Outcome of proving
Meter correction
Direct and In-Direct Proving systems
Static & Dynamic Proving systems
Static proving properties
Testing, Calibration & Proving
Calibration of Liquid Turbine Meters
Presentations of Proving Data
Viscosity Independent Range of Turbine Meter
Trends and Practices in Calibration
Volumetric and Gravimetric Calibration Rigs
On-site Calibration
Flow Calibration issues in Hazardous Areas
Flow Calibration Review
Section 14: Metering Prover Systems
Displacement types
Bi-directional Pipe Prover
Ball Prover system
Master Meter systems
Prover general issues
*The following sections are optional subjects that may be discussed depending on registered delegates' interest!
Section 15: Standardized Gas Flow Metering
Section 16: Multiphase Flow and Water Cut Measurements
Speakers: Dirk Horst Professional Trainer and Consultant Neoedge Instrumentation & Process Analyzer Systems, CT Metering - 36 years' of Professional Experience - Instrument trainer at the National Training Institute of Oman - Competence Assessor and Internal Verifier - City & Guilds for LNG Maintenance Department - Process Analyser Engineer/Supervisor for maintenance of analyser systems at Nigeria LNG (6 Trains). Successfully set up a smoothly running maintenance team for the daily maintenance and troubleshooting of wide range of LNG analyser systems making use of a self-developed performance. - Process Analyzer Engineer/Trainer and Consultant during pre-stage and startup of Sakhalin LNG, Russia - Focal point Analyser Systems for the SMDS rebuilt project in Malaysia - Process Analyzer Consultant for Shell Global Solutions during commissioning and start-up of the Reliance Refinery in India For more information about this conference visit https://www.researchandmarkets.com/r/3x5n2z
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ResearchAndMarkets.com's Learning Objectives Who Should Attend: Agenda: Day One Section 01: The World of CT Metering Section 02: Production Allocation Metering Section 03: Loss Control & LACT System Section 04: Measurement Accuracy & Quality Assurance Section 05: Fluid Dynamics Section 06: Flow Metering using ? P Section 07: Flow Metering Devices other than ? P Day Three Section 08: MID and OIML Directives Section 09: Moisture Theory & Analysis Methods Section 10: Principles of Process Gas Chromatography Section 11: Heating Value Measurements Day Four Section 12: Fiscal Gas Metering Station Design Section 13: Flow Meter Proving and Calibration Section 14: Metering Prover Systems Section 15: Standardized Gas Flow Metering Section 16: Multiphase Flow and Water Cut Measurements Speakers: Dirk Horst About ResearchAndMarkets.com