Overall performance of domestic gas meter operations

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In the current era of technology and its applications, the usage of gas in industries and daily activities is on the rise. Under the PGU scheme, the demand for Methane or sales gas raised ten folds from about 100 million standard cubic feet per day (MMscfd) in 1984 to approximately 1,000 MMscfd in 1995. The gas distribution mix of 65 percent or 1,300 MMscfd was reserved for electricity generation, 8 percent for export market (Singapore) and the remaining 27 percent was for industrial, commercial and resident consumers as well as for use feedstock by petrochemical industries. The Malaysia Government's fourfuel diversification policy aimed at reducing the country's dependence on oil as an energy source and the emphasis towards the usage of a more efficient and cleaner burning fuel also give a momentum to increase the usage of natural gas [1]. In line with this, Malaysia has attained and thus practicing the knowledge of gas transmission and distribution. The metering process is something

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