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How to ensure compliance with BLM rules.

How to ensure compliance with BLM rules

In my new blog post, I would like to deal with some new rules and regulations. These directives concern the Bureau of Land Management orifice meter measurement (short form: BLM). I am the Sales Director – Americas. From this position, I have seen how the American oil and gas industry is struggling with the new BLM rules.

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DirectMountSystem - How to eliminate gauge line errors in natural gas applications.

Useful little helpers in the measurement of natural gas

Field research and testing conducted by Southwest Research in San Antonio, Texas and the Pipeline Gas Compressor Research Council (PCRC) confirmed that pulsation created by compressors, flow control valves, regulators and some piping configurations may create undesirable levels of Square Root Error (SRE) and/or resulting Gauge Line Error (GLE). Pulsation at the orifice meter is a major source of lost and unaccounted for natural gas. These errors create either large economic gains or losses for the buyer and seller along a natural gas pipeline system.

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DirectMountSystem - Eliminate leaks and over-pressure by using mini valves and rupture disc holders.

Eliminate leaks and overpressure

Mini valves are located at both ends of the sampling cylinder. They have a shut-off function and prevent a leakage of the medium. Rupture disc holders provide protection against overpressure in the sampling cylinder. Learn more about mini valves and rupture disc holders.

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[Snap Series] DirectMount System explained – Part 1

With Snap Series, AS-Schneider Group launched a new Web format for professionals created by professionals. You get a better overview of the different parts of the DirectMount System—means a stabilized connector, a dielectric kit and a manifold.

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