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An Analysis of Natural Gas Master Meter Systems (Definition and Program) From a Federal Perspective

Overview

Fast Facts

Project No. 11
Contract No. DOT/RSPA/MTB-79/5
Research Award Recipient Systems & Applied Sciences Corporation
AOTR Empty Value
Researcher Contact Info 6811 Kenilworth Ave Suite 500 Riverdale, MD 20840

Financial and Status Data

Project Status Closed
Start Fiscal Year 1978 (10/01/1977)
End Fiscal Year 1979 (09/30/1979)
PHMSA $$ Budgeted $0.00

Main Objective

An analysis of data collected from surveys of gas utility companies and master meter systems owners/operators was performed to determine characteristics of master meter natural gas distribution systems, and to gain insight about the potential safety hazard of buried or exposed piping owned by customers that is beyone the utility company's responsiblity.

Public Abstract

An analysis of data collected from surveys of gas utility companies and master meter systems owners/operators was performed to determine characteristics of master meter natural gas distribution systems, and to gain insight about the potential safety hazard of buried or exposed piping owned by customers that is beyone the utility company's responsiblity. Estimates, with confidence limits, were generated for each state, geographic region and nationally. Analysis of the character and makeup of the nation's master meter systems served as input to the formulation of program options available to DOT for future action regarding pipeline safety for master meter systems.

Status History

Complete.

Relevant Files & Links

Technical Reports and Documents

Natural Gas Master Meter Systems (1 of 3) 01-68.pdf

Natural Gas Master Meter Systems (1 of 3) 01-68.pdf

Natural Gas Master Meter Systems (2 of 3) 69-132.pdf

Natural Gas Master Meter Systems (2 of 3) 69-132.pdf

Natural Gas Master Meter Systems (3 of 3) 133-219.pdf

Natural Gas Master Meter Systems (3 of 3) 133-219.pdf