A study of leakage from the UK natural gas distribution system
作者： Catherine Mitchell , Jim Sweet , Tim Jackson
DOI: 10.1016/0301-4215(90)90060-H
关键词: Natural gas 、 Environmental engineering 、 Pipeline transport 、 Royaume uni 、 Leak 、 Environmental science 、 Leakage rate 、 Medium pressure 、 Leakage (economics) 、 Distribution system 、 General Energy 、 Management, Monitoring, Policy and Law
摘要: Abstract This paper studies leakage from the UK natural gas distribution system. British Gas maintains that rate is around 1% of supply. estimates a Low, Medium and High Case 1.9%, 5.3% 10.8% respectively. The authors are confident above 1.9% consider it more likely between Case. investigation has been very cautious in only low pressure, medium pressure service pipelines calculated. No broader supply system have included because lack verifiable information. implications these rates for energy policy considered.
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