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Adding gas from biomass to the gas grid - SGC

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Measurement methodDetection tubes for hydrogensulphide, mercaptans, ammonia,halogenated hydrocarbonSulphurous componentsGC analysisHalogen containing componentsGC analysisSiloxanesGC MSD analysisOdorosity.OrgananolepticUnit TypicalaccuracyRemarksmg/m 3 50% Detection tubes can be appliedfor <strong>the</strong> semi quantitativemeasurementmg/m 3 25% Detailed information at start upand in case of problemsmg/m 3 50% Detailed information at start upand in case of problemsnone qualitative Incidental in case of complaintsnone acceptable /not acceptableIncidental measurement incompletion <strong>to</strong> an adequateodorisation systemTable 30: Measurement methods for spot checksThe spot checks are mainly performed on components <strong>to</strong> be removed by a long lasting sorptionmass or catalyst bed. With detection tubes it is detected whe<strong>the</strong>r <strong>the</strong> sorption mass or catalyst bedis still active or not. GC analyses are performed <strong>to</strong> gain detailed information at start-up or at lastingproblems in <strong>the</strong> process.6.3.3 Energy measurement for billing purposesThree methodologies are used <strong>to</strong> obtain <strong>the</strong> comptable data on <strong>the</strong> energy flow for billing purposes:• Volume measurement in combined with fixed data on energy content of <strong>the</strong> <strong>gas</strong>.This is <strong>the</strong> method used at small <strong>gas</strong> flows. There is a fixed price for a volume of <strong>gas</strong> during <strong>the</strong>whole payment period.• Volume measurement in combination with data on averaged energy values.This method is applied at larger <strong>gas</strong> flows with small fluctuations in <strong>the</strong> calorific value of <strong>the</strong> <strong>gas</strong>.• Volume measurement in combination with on-line measured energy values.This method is also applied at larger <strong>gas</strong> flows. Most <strong>gas</strong> production sites measure <strong>the</strong> maincomposition on-line, and <strong>the</strong>reby know <strong>the</strong> actual calorific value.Volume measurementTurbine <strong>gas</strong> meters (up <strong>to</strong> about 1000 m 3 /hour) perform most <strong>gas</strong> volume measurements. At largerflows accuracy becomes more important. On-line applying electronic pressure and temperaturesensors and an on-line data processor (above about 1000 m 3 /hour) perform corrections for pressureand temperature.At still larger flows and higher pressures also a correction for <strong>the</strong> compressibility is performed. Thiscompressibility is calculated <strong>from</strong> <strong>the</strong> expected <strong>gas</strong> composition. In most situations <strong>the</strong> additionalpage: 74

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