WORLDNATGAS

Module A: Natural Gas Producers and Measurement Worldwide and by Region, is a component of a broader study, The World Market for Natural Gas and Gas Flow Measurement, 3rd Edition... There are several reasons why the units for measuring natural gas are less intuitive than those for oil. One is that most people are familiar with the volume of a gallon, at least on non-metric countries, and the amount of oil in a barrel is stated in terms of the number of gallons. Secondly, the concept of a cubic foot itself is less intuitive than that of a gallon, and since gas expands as it is heated, the volume of gas in a cubic foot has to be stated relative to temperature and pressure conditions... Market research studies on flow, pressure, and temperature products, brought to you by Flow Research