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110 | P a g e A computer performing flow calculations connected to one or more instruments and/or devices for collecting and distribution of signals. The storage unit (memory), which is providing long and short-term retention of data, is regarded as an integral part of the flow computer. • Devices and equipment error: • Quantifiable amount incorrectly measured, since the accepted procedures for operation or calibration are not followed. • Fiscal metering station: • Assembly of metering equipment dedicated to the determination of fiscal quantities, including MER values. • Technical Metering: • Metering for the purposes of determining the essential parameters (formation volume factors, solution gas, etc) required for effective reservoir management. • Gas: • Hydrocarbons in gaseous state at measurement conditions • Sensing element: A device, which acts directly on the condition it is measuring and produces a signal proportional to a physical condition. • Instrument part: The part of the metering system which is located between the mechanical part and the computer part i.e. from sensing element to digital input of the computer part inclusive. • Calibration: Establish relationship between the input and output signal for a device. • Calibration factor: Relationship between measured value coming from a flow meter and the measured value from a reference measurement system • Calibration mode: Selectable condition within the flow computer where routine checks and calibrations can be carried out, whilst the associated meter tubes are closed. • Linearity A relation between conditions where a change in one causes a proportional change for the other • Mechanical part: Meter tube, turbine meter, meter prover and all mechanical devices that are included in gas metering system • Metering tube
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