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This article describes the techniques used to verify fiscal gas meters in a regulatory framework. More specifically, it presents the different technologies of flowmetering (turbine, rotary pistons, diaphragm, ultrasonic, Vortex and Coriolis effects) and the reference meter (sound nozzle, master meter), their techniques of construction, the methods used to test them, their implementation and the uncertainties associated with the determination of the reference values.
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Fares BEN RAYANA: Gas metering expertise referent - ENGIE LAB-CRIGEN, ENGIE, Saint-Denis, France - Editor's note: This article is a reworking of one previously written by Frédéric VULOVIC.
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This article describes the means used to verify transactional gas meters within the regulatory framework. In particular, it presents the different techniques for measuring flow or volume standards, their construction rules, the methods for calibrating them, their implementation and the uncertainties associated with determining reference values.
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Positive displacement flowmetering | Sonic nozzle | Ultrasonic flowmetering | Vortex flowmetering | Coriolis flowmetering | Air and gas flowmetering
Calibration and periodic verification of gas volume meters
Control gasometers
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