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International Comparison CCQM K23b – Natural gas types I and III
Van der Veen, Adriaan Marten Heine; Chander, Hima; Ziel, Paul R.; Leer, Ed W. B. de; Smeulders, Damian; Besley, Laurie; Cunha, Valnei Smarçaro da; Zhou, Zeyi; Qiao, Han; Heine, Hans-Joachim; Tichy, Jan; Esteban, Teresa Lopez; Mace, Tatiana; Szilagyi, Zsófia Nagyné; Kim, Jin Seog; Castorena, Alejandro Pérez; Urquiza, Melina Pérez; Murillo, Francisco Rangel; Caballero, Victor M. Serrano; Alarcon, Carlos E. Carbajal; Nambo, Carlos Ramirez; Salas, Manuel de Jesus Avila; Rakowska, Agata; Dias, Florbela; Konopelko, Leonid A.; Popova, Tatjana A.; Pankratov, Vladimir V.; Kovrizhnih, M. A.; Meshkov, A. V.; Efremova, O. V.; Kustikov, Yury A.; Musil, Stanislav; Milton, Martin J. T.; Rodriguez, Martius Vicente Rodriguez y; Endre, Ricardo B.
The measurement of composition of natural gas mixtures is commonly used for the calculation of its calorific value. Natural gas is a fossil fuel and its economic value per unit of volume or mass is mainly determined by its calorific value. Other aspects that might impact the economic value of natural gas, such as its sulphur content, have not been addressed in this key comparison. In most cases, the calorific value and other thermodynamical properties are calculated from composition data. At the highest metrological level, natural gas standards are commonly prepared gravimetrically as PSMs (Primary Standard Mixtures). This international key comparison is a repeat of CCQM-K1e-g. The mixtures concerned contain nitrogen, carbon dioxide and the alkanes up to butane. The only difference with CCQM-K1e-g is the addition of iso-butane to the list. This part of the comparison concerns the types I and III natural gas.
