API MPM CH11.4.1 : 2003 (R2008)
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MANUAL OF PETROLEUM MEASUREMENT STANDARDS - CHAPTER 11 - PHYSICAL PROPERTIES DATA - SECTION 4 - PROPERTIES OF REFERENCE MATERIALS - PART 1 - DENSITY OF WATER AND WATER VOLUMETRIC CORRECTION FACTORS FOR WATER CALIBRATION OF VOLUMETRIC PROVERS
English
01-12-2003
22-10-2018
1 INTRODUCTION
2 SCOPE
3 REFERENCES
4 DEFINITIONS
5 IMPLEMENTATION PROCEDURES
5.1 Absolute Density of Water
5.2 Volume Correction Factors for Water
5.3 Water Volume Correction Factors for Volumetric
Provers
6 ROUNDING
7 EXAMPLES
7.1 Prover Volume, Measure Temperature Higher Than
Prover Temperature (USC Units)
7.2 Prover Volume, Measure Temperature Lower Than
Prover Temperature (USC Units)
7.3 Volume of Water at 60 degrees F (USC Units)
7.4 Prover Volume, Measure Temperature Higher Than
Prover Temperature (SI Units)
7.5 Prover Volume, Measure Temperature Lower Than
Prover Temperature (SI Units)
7.6 Volume of Water at 15 degrees C (SI Units)
APPENDIX A - REPRESENTATIVE DENSITY VALUES
APPENDIX B - REFERENCE STANDARD WATER
APPENDIX C - TANAKA VS PATTERSON EQUATION
APPENDIX D - CORRECTION FOR DISSOLVED AIR
APPENDIX E - CORRECTION FOR COMPRESSIBILITY
Describes the density of water to be used in all applicable API MPMS Standards. It also defines the volume correction factor equation for water and demonstrates its use for water calibration of volumetric provers.
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Supersedes API MPM CH11.2.3 and API MPM CH11.2.3M. (03/2004)
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Revision
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26
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Reconfirmed 2008
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American Petroleum Institute
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Superseded
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