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BSI PD ISO/TR 29922:2017

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Natural gas. Supporting information on the calculation of physical properties according to ISO 6976

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BSI 2017 116
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PDF Pages PDF Title
8 Foreword
9 Introduction
11 1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
4 Symbols, units and abbreviated terms
4.1 Quantities
13 4.2 Subscripts
4.3 Superscripts
4.4 Abbreviated terms
14 5 Enthalpy of combustion of the ideal gas and its variation with temperature
5.1 Preamble
5.2 Standard enthalpy of combustion at 25 °C
15 5.3 Standard enthalpy of combustion at other temperatures
16 5.4 Formulation of the ideal-gas enthalpy
17 5.5 Illustrative examples
18 5.6 Uncertainty in enthalpy of combustion
19 6 Non-ideality: Variation of real-gas enthalpy of combustion with pressure
6.1 Preamble
20 6.2 Formulation of the enthalpic correction
22 6.3 Estimation of the enthalpic correction
23 6.4 Conclusion
7 Non-ideality: Compression factor effect on volume-basis calorific values
7.1 Compression factor
24 7.2 Virial equation of state
25 7.3 Estimation of mixture compression factor
27 7.4 Limitations of the modified IGT-32 method
28 7.5 Uncertainty in compression factor
8 Quantitation of volumetric non-ideality
8.1 Second virial coefficients of pure components
8.1.1 Preliminary procedures
29 8.1.2 Improved procedure
31 8.2 Summation factors of pure components
8.2.1 Overview
8.2.2 Major components of natural gas
32 8.2.3 Hydrogen and helium
33 8.3 Compression factors of the permanent gases
35 8.4 Pure component uncertainties
8.4.1 Uncertainty of second virial coefficients
8.4.2 Truncation error
37 8.4.3 Linearization error
38 8.4.4 Berlin versus Leiden
39 8.4.5 Hydrogen and helium
40 8.4.6 Water
41 8.4.7 Combination of uncertainties
8.5 Mixture uncertainty
9 Miscellaneous data
9.1 Atomic weights of the elements
9.1.1 Atomic weights 2007
42 9.1.2 Atomic weights 2009 and 2011
44 9.1.3 Discussion
45 9.2 Composition and molecular weight of dry air
46 10 Effects of water vapour on calorific value
10.1 Preamble
47 10.2 Excluded volume effect
48 10.3 Latent heat (enthalpic) effect
49 10.4 Compression factor effect
10.5 Combination of effects
50 10.6 Spectator water
51 10.7 Effect of humid air
10.7.1 Preamble
52 10.7.2 Stoichiometric combustion with oxygen
10.7.3 Combustion of dry gas with excess dry air
53 10.7.4 Combustion of wet gas with excess dry air
10.7.5 Combustion of wet gas with excess humid air
55 11 Summary, discussion and selection of the calorific value of methane
11.1 Standard enthalpy of combustion
11.1.1 Background
11.1.2 Selection of data
56 11.1.3 Recalculation of Rossini values
58 11.1.4 Evaluation of selected data
62 11.1.5 Selected value and uncertainty
11.2 Derived calorific values
64 11.3 Comparisons between calorimetric methodologies
66 12 Calorific values on a mass basis
12.1 Calorific values on a mass basis for components of natural gas
67 12.2 Alternative (non-normative) method of calculation for mass-basis calorific values
70 13 Calorific values on a volume basis
13.1 Calorific values on a volume basis for components of natural gas
13.2 Alternative (non-normative) method of calculation for volume-basis calorific values
73 14 Approximate conversion between reference conditions
14.1 Factors for conversion between metric reference conditions
75 14.2 Equations for conversion between metric reference conditions
14.3 Expression of non-SI reference (base) pressures in metric units
76 15 Mathematical and methodological issues relating to estimation of uncertainty
15.1 Principles
78 15.2 Input data
15.2.1 Preamble
15.2.2 Reference conditions
15.2.3 Composition data
79 15.2.4 Physical property data
80 15.3 Uncertainty of the calculational method
15.4 Evaluation of sensitivity coefficients
15.4.1 Preamble
81 15.4.2 Analytical method
83 15.4.3 Finite difference method
15.4.4 Monte Carlo method
16 Detailed derivation of uncertainty equations in ISO 6976:2016
16.1 Principles and assumptions
84 16.2 General formulation
85 16.3 Effects of correlations
16.3.1 Correlation between mole fractions
86 16.3.2 Correlation between molar masses
88 16.3.3 Correlation between physical properties
16.4 Uncertainty equations for basic properties
16.4.1 Molar mass
89 16.4.2 Molar-basis gross calorific value
16.4.3 Molar-basis net calorific value
90 16.4.4 Summation factor
16.4.5 Compression factor
91 16.5 Uncertainty equations for compound properties
16.5.1 Mass-basis gross calorific value
92 16.5.2 Mass-basis net calorific value
93 16.5.3 Volume-basis gross calorific value
94 16.5.4 Volume-basis net calorific value
96 16.5.5 Density
97 16.5.6 Relative density
98 16.5.7 Gross Wobbe index
99 16.5.8 Net Wobbe index
101 16.6 Repeatability and reproducibility
102 17 Computer implementation of recommended methods
17.1 Compiled BASIC shareware program
104 17.2 Spreadsheet implementation
107 Bibliography
BSI PD ISO/TR 29922:2017
$215.11