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Natural Gas Industrial Plant Monitor main header to track billing, assess daily flow peaks, determine shift demand
Sub-meter branches to monitor department usage, analyze cost, promote conservation
2 Natural Gas Buidling Automation Monitor natural gas demand and consumption for entire building to reduce energy
Monitor natural gas at individual zones to help promote energy conservation
3 Natural Gas Commercial Monitor natural gas usage for individual tenants
Encourage conservation by monitoring individual branches
4 Natural Gas Schools and Colleges Monitor usage in dorms and residence halls
Check boilers and furnaces for efficiency
5 Natural Gas Boilers, Furnaces Check industrial boiler and furnace efficiency
Monitor natural gas (along with air) for optimal air/fuel ratio for combustion control
6 Natural Gas Federal Government Monitor natural gas at federal buildings to comply with energy reduction initiatives
Federal Building initiative is based on Sec. 434 of National Conservation Policy Act
7 Natural Gas Federal Government Monitor natural gas to assess whether government heating systems need replacement
Common government facilities to be monitored include the VA Hospitals and USPO
8 Natural Gas Transmission Thermal MFMs not appropriate, except as “check meters” downstream of check valves
Check for leaks in the low pressure natural gas to compressor stations (also for “upset”)
9 Natural Gas LEED Building Obtain LEED points in new construction or renovation of “green” buildings
Install natural gas meters to measure energy use in zones (1 LEED point)
10 Natural Gas Regulatory Measure natural gas to industrial boilers and process heaters for municipal compliance
Reduce emissions from large industrial boilers and furnaces by adjusting air/ fuel ratio
11 Digester Gas Live Stock Measure the digester gas off of livestock waste (pig farms, cows) for Carbon Credits
The digester gas contains ~65% CH4/ 35% CO2. Destroy the CH4 by flaring or Co-gen
12 Digester Gas Kyoto Accord Reduce collective greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) through methane destruction
Monitor the digester gas on large projects, such as digesters on pig farms for credits
13 Digester Gas CCX Credits The Chicago Climate Exchange (CCX) offers mechanism to reduce global warming
Eligible projects for the above include livestock operations. Digester gas is measured
14 Digester Gas Municipal Monitor the flow of digester gas to facilitate sewage treatment
Measure the flow of digester gas to engines or flares, or totalized flow for storage
15 Landfill Gas Municipal Measure landfill gas (LFG) (~ 55% CH4/ 45% CO2) after the moisture knock-out
The measurement provides a means to balance the well heads & optimize effectiveness
16 Landfill Gas Municipal Measure landfill gas flow to the flare for reporting to environmental agencies
Measure landfill gas to engines in co-generation and/ or for Carbon Credit programs
17 Bio Gas Organic Waste Organic industrial waste from food processing can be broken down to produce energy
Organic wastes from livestock, energy crops. Sensitive flow metering required.
18 Flare Gas Petrochemical Waste gas from petrochemical and chemical processes needs to be burned off
Sensitive flow measurement needed to detect normal leaks, as well as high flow upsets
19 Flare Gas Combustion Process Measure the byproducts of combustion in pipes, stacks, ducts or chimneys
Venting from boilers, furnace, steam generators & ovens require sensitive measurement
20 Methane Coal Mines Methane (mixed with air/ CO2) that is recovered from coal mines can be measured
Methane can also be measured in gas fields (as long as the fields are dry)
21 Air/ Fuel Ethanol Distilation The air and fuel going into ethanol distillation tanks needs to be measured
In addition, the CO2 leaving the fermentation process, also needs to be monitored
22 Air/ Fuel Combustion Control Monitoring and controlling of combustion air or oxygen and natural gas is critical
By maintaining the proper air/ fuel ratio, optimized combustion control is attained
23 Air Compressed Air Monitor compressed air lines to detect leaks, improve efficiency, reduce energy costs
Also, assess when new compressors are required, or when excessive air being wasted
24 Air Vent Air/ Other Measure supply air & exhaust air in incineration, vent air for environmental compliance
Exhaust flow in stacks, test pumps for leaks, air flow to heat treating furnaces, drying
25 Other Gases Various CO2 for beer production, N2 for purging, blanketing & food preservation, H2 (cooling)
AR for steel purification and heat treating & plastics, CL2 or O3 for water treatment

 

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