General Rules for Allocation and Management of Energy Measuring Instruments In eEnergy Consuming Units GB17167-2006

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GB17167-2006 general rules for allocation and management of energy measuring instruments for energy users


General rules for the allocation and management of energy measuring instruments in energy consuming units


1 Scope


This standard specifies the basic requirements for the allocation and management of energy measuring instruments in energy consuming units.


This standard is applicable to enterprises, institutions, administrative organs, social organizations and other energy consuming units with independent accounting.


2 normative references


The provisions in the following documents become the provisions of this standard through the reference of this standard. For dated references, all subsequent amendments (excluding Corrigendum) or revisions are not applicable to this standard. However, parties to agreements based on this standard are encouraged to study whether the latest versions of these documents can be used. For undated references, the latest versions are applicable to this standard.


GB / t6422 guidelines for energy consumption measurement and testing of enterprises


GB / 15316 general rules for energy saving monitoring technology


GB / 18603-2001 technical requirements for natural gas metering system.


Definitions and terms 3


The following terms and definitions are used in this standard.


three point one


Measuring instrument of energy


The measuring objects are the measuring instruments of primary energy, secondary energy and energy carrying working medium.


three point two


Equipping rate of energy measuring instrument


Percentage of actual installed quantity of energy measuring instruments in theoretical demand


Note: the theoretical demand of energy measuring instruments refers to the number of measuring instruments required to measure the value of all energy.


three point three


Sub organization of energy using


The energy accounting unit subordinate to the energy consuming unit.


4. Allocation of energy measuring instruments


4.1 types and scope of energy measurement


Energy as mentioned in this standard refers to coal, crude oil, natural gas, coke, gas, heat, refined oil, liquefied petroleum gas, biomass energy and other resources that obtain useful energy directly or through processing and conversion.


Energy measurement range:


a) Input the energy and energy carrying working medium of energy consuming units, secondary energy consuming units and energy consuming equipment;


b) Output the energy and energy carrying working medium of energy consuming units, secondary and energy consuming units and energy consuming equipment;


c) Energy and energy carrying medium used (consumed) by energy consuming units, secondary energy consuming units and energy consuming equipment;


d) Energy and energy carrying medium produced by energy consuming units, secondary energy consuming units and energy consuming equipment;


e) Residual energy resources that can be recycled by energy consuming units, secondary energy consuming units and energy consuming equipment.


4.2 allocation principle of energy measuring instruments


4.2.1 it shall meet the requirements of energy classification and measurement.


4.2.2 it shall meet the requirements of energy consuming units to realize energy sub item assessment.


4.2.3 key energy consuming units shall be equipped with necessary portable energy detection instruments to meet the requirements of self inspection.


4.3 allocation requirements of energy measuring instruments


4.3.1 the allocation rate of energy measuring instruments is calculated according to the following formula:


Ns


Rp = —— × 100%


N1


Where:


RP -- allocation rate of energy measuring instruments,%;


NS - actual installed quantity of energy measuring instruments;


N1 - theoretical demand of energy measuring instruments.


4.3.2 energy consuming units shall be equipped with energy measuring instruments.


4.3.3 the secondary energy consumption unit whose energy consumption (capacity or transport energy) is greater than or equal to the limit value of one or more energy consumption in Table 1 is the main secondary energy consumption unit.


Major and secondary energy users shall install energy measuring instruments according to the requirements of Table 3.


Table 1 limiting values of energy consumption (or power) per unit of main secondary energy consumption


Types of energy


power


Coal and coke


Crude oil, refined oil, liquefied petroleum gas


Heavy oil, residue


Gas, natural gas


Steam, hot water


water


other


Company


kW


t/a


t/a


t/a


m3/a


GJ/a


t/a


GJ/a


Limit value


ten


one hundred


forty


eighty


10 000


5 000


5 000


2 926


Note 1: A in the table is the symbol of "year" in the legal unit of measurement.


Note 2: m3 in the table refers to the standard state, the same as table 2.


Note 3: 2 926gj is equivalent to 100 t standard coal. Other energy sources shall be converted according to the equivalent calorific value, and so on in Table 2.


4.3.4 the energy consumption of a single equipment is greater than or equal to the limit value of one or more energy consumption in Table 2.


The main energy consuming equipment shall be equipped with energy measuring instruments according to the requirements of Table 3.


Table 2 limiting values of energy consumption (or power) of main energy consuming equipment


Types of energy


power


Coal and coke


Crude oil, refined oil, liquefied petroleum gas


Heavy oil, residue


Gas, natural gas


Steam, hot water


water


other


Company


kW


t/h


t/h


t/h


m3/h


MW


t/h


GJ/h


Limit value


one hundred


one


zero point five


one


one hundred


seven


one


29.26


Note 1: for the energy consumption unit (device, system, process, section, etc.) that can be tested by energy measurement separately, if the energy consumption unit has been equipped with energy measurement instruments, the main energy consumption equipment in the energy consumption unit can no longer be equipped with energy measurement instruments separately.


Note 2: for energy consuming units (boilers, pump rooms, etc.) that centrally manage similar energy consuming equipment, if the energy consuming unit has been equipped with energy measuring instruments, the main energy consuming equipment in the energy consuming unit can no longer be equipped with energy measuring instruments separately.


4.3.5 the allocation rate of energy measuring instruments shall meet the requirements of Table 3.


Table 3 requirements for allocation rate of energy measuring instruments unit:%


Types of energy


Incoming and outgoing energy consumption unit


Main secondary energy users in and out


Main energy consuming equipment


power


one hundred


one hundred


ninety-five


Solid state energy


coal


one hundred


one hundred


ninety


coke


one hundred


one hundred


ninety


Liquid energy


crude oil


one hundred


one hundred


ninety


Product oil


one hundred


one hundred


ninety-five


heavy oil


one hundred


one hundred


ninety


Gaseous energy


natural gas


one hundred


one hundred


ninety


liquid gas


one hundred


one hundred


ninety


coal gas


one hundred


ninety


eighty


Energy carrying working medium


steam


one hundred


eighty


nine hundred and seventy


water


one hundred


ninety-five


eighty


Recyclable residual energy


ninety