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API MPMS CH 23.2

API MPMS CH 23.2, 1st Edition: Reconciliation of Liquid Tank Car(s) Quantities (Previous Edition)

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Reconciliation of Liquid Tank Car(s) Quantities

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Description

Provide methodologies and processes to monitor liquid tank car movements’ quantity loss/gain (L/G) ratios, level, and/or quality differences for tank car measurement systems. This document does not establish an industry standard for L/G ratios or level, but under normal operating conditions the standard will assist the user to identify L/G of any tank car system. It will assist to determine: — ratio or level deviations, — patterns or trends, — liquid quality. This document will also make available operational and statistically based tools to: — identify when a system exhibits a deviation from its normal operating conditions, — guidelines for identifying the causes of the deviation from its normal operating perimeters.

** Reaffirmed standard document available **

Edition

1

Published Date

2020-08-20

Status

Previous Edition

Pages

48

Language Detail Icon

English

Format Secure Icon

Secure PDF

Abstract

Provide methodologies and processes to monitor liquid tank car movements’ quantity loss/gain (L/G) ratios, level, and/or quality differences for tank car measurement systems. This document does not establish an industry standard for L/G ratios or level, but under normal operating conditions the standard will assist the user to identify L/G of any tank car system. It will assist to determine: — ratio or level deviations, — patterns or trends, — liquid quality. This document will also make available operational and statistically based tools to: — identify when a system exhibits a deviation from its normal operating conditions, — guidelines for identifying the causes of the deviation from its normal operating perimeters.

** Reaffirmed standard document available **

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