GB/T 28766-2018 in English
VALIDNatural gas—Performance evaluation for analytical systems
- Issued on:2018-09-17
- Implemented on:2019-04-01
- File Format:PDF
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《GB/T 28766-2018天然气 分析系统性能评价》由TC244(全国天然气标准化技术委员会)归口,主管部门为国家标准化管理委员会。
Introduction
Analysis of the core content of the standard
This standard is equivalent to ISO 10723:2012, which specifies the performance evaluation method of the natural gas analysis system, focusing on solving two core problems:
- Determine the applicable composition range of the analysis system within the allowable error range
- Evaluate the measurement error and uncertainty under specific calibration gas
Key technological breakthroughs
| Version comparison dimensions | GB/T 28766-2012 | GB/T 28766-2018 |
|---|---|---|
| Scope of application | Online analysis system only | Remove the "online" restriction and extend it to all analytical systems |
| Calibration point requirements | Fixed 7/5 concentration points | Dynamic adjustment: Linear 3 points, second-order 5 points, third-order 7 points |
| Evaluation method | Single-point calibration | Generalized least squares (GLS) multi-point regression |
Core evaluation process
- Determine the evaluation scope: clarify the component and content range (e.g. N2 0.10-12.00%)
- Establish response function: through class=instrument>Gas chromatograph and other equipment to obtain calibration curves
- WMS calibration: Use working measurement standard gas for 6-10 repeated measurements
- Error analysis: Use Monte-Carlo method to simulate 10,000 sets of data
- Performance verification: Compare MPE (maximum permissible error) and MPB (maximum permissible deviation)
Uncertainty assessment model
Expanded uncertainty calculation formula:
Uc(δP) = k × √[u2(δP(t)) + u2(δP)]
When k=2, the confidence level reaches 95%
Implementation suggestions
Instrument selection requirements
- At least detect N2, CO2, C1-C6 hydrocarbon components
- chromatograph must have backflush function to handle C6+ components
Calibration gas preparation
- Balance gas should be methane
- Heavy hydrocarbon components need to be dispersed in different gas cylinders (to prevent condensation)
- Uncertainty needs to be
Periodic verification
- Initial evaluation must be carried out for newly installed equipment
- Re-evaluation is required after replacement of key components
- Drift compensation calibration procedure is recommended

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