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ISO 18453:2004

ISO 18453:2004 Natural gas – Correlation between water content and water dew point

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ISO 18453:2004 specifies a method to provide users with a reliable mathematical relationship between water content and water dew point in natural gas when one of the two is known. The calculation method, developed by GERG; is applicable to both the calculation of the water content and the water dew point.

ISO 18453:2004 gives the uncertainty for the correlation but makes no attempt to quantify the measurement uncertainties.

Edition

1

Published Date

2004-06-24

Status

PUBLISHED

Pages

23

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English

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Secure PDF

Abstract

ISO 18453:2004 specifies a method to provide users with a reliable mathematical relationship between water content and water dew point in natural gas when one of the two is known. The calculation method, developed by GERG; is applicable to both the calculation of the water content and the water dew point.

ISO 18453:2004 gives the uncertainty for the correlation but makes no attempt to quantify the measurement uncertainties.

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