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GPSA Engineering Data Book
The worldwide authoritative resource for technical and design information pertaining to the gas processing industry and its approved practices and procedures. |
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12th EDITION (2004) The two manuals and CD are available in either FPS (English units) or SI (Metric). |
The GPSA Data Book 12th Edition provides updates to all 26 sections, including:
- Major changes to Section 3 (Measurement), Section 7 (Separators), Section 13 (Compression), Section 20 (Dehydration) and Section 21 (Treating)
- NIST re-write of Section 23 (Properties) Table 23-2
- Redrawing of P-H Diagrams by Virtual Materials Group to 11x17 size in Section 24 (Thermodynamic Properties)
- Table revisions in Section 15 (Prime Movers)
- The addition of Section 18 (Utilities), dealing with steam systems, heat medium systems, instrument and plant air systems, fuels systems, water treating systems and electrical
About the Engineering Data Book I Ordering Information
GPSA Engineering Data Book Errata
About the Engineering Data BookApproximately 260,000 copies of this authoritative publication have been distributed by GPSA. The book has been compiled by a joint editorial committee composed of technical specialists from both GPSA and GPA. This committee known as the GPSA Editorial Review Board continually reviews and revises the manual. Periodic revisions are issued to holders of record to keep the manual up to date with technology and industry practices. The Gas Processors Supplier Association (GPSA) was formed in 1928 as the Natural Gasoline Supply Men’s Association (NGSMA). Its principal purpose was a service organization to the parent Natural Gasoline Association of America (NGAA). Both organizations underwent name changes in subsequent years in response to changing industry conditions. In 1961, the organizations became known as the Natural Gas Processors Association (NGPA) and the Natural Gas Processors Suppliers Association (NGPSA). In 1974 the names changed to Gas Processors Association (GPA) and the Gas Processors Suppliers Association (GPSA). Users of the Data Book will note numerous references throughout the book may refer to publications of these organizations by the names in effect at the time of publication. As stated previously, the First Edition of the Data Book was issued in 1935 with many revisions and printings since then as outlined below:
Ordering InformationGPSA, a non-profit organization, charges just enough for the Data Book to ensure that funds are available to print the next edition of the book. Current prices for the 12th Edition are as follows:
Call the GPSA office, (918) 493-3872 |
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GPSA ENGINEERING DATA BOOK ERRATA
The GPSA Editorial Review Board (ERB), comprised of both operating and supplier company representatives, is responsible for reviewing, updating and revising the Engineering Data Book/CD Set.
On rare occasions, information contained in the book may:
- Change before the document is scheduled for revision or reprinting
- Require further additions to clarify an item
- Need a correction because of an error
On such an occasion, an Errata Sheet is developed and made available. To obtain a copy of an Errata, click on the associated link below and print (NOTE: file format is pdf and requires Adobe Acrobat*).
12th Edition - Released 2004 |
Place printed Errata Sheet(s) in the hardcopy book(s) to ensure they remain accurate and up to date. NOTE: We cannot electronically update the associated CD. Due to this fact, it is recommended you print the Errata Sheet[s] and carry them with you for reference when using the electronic copy [CD] of the book[s].
Maintenance of our publications is ongoing. Your feedback is important and always welcome. Contact GPSA Staff with questions or comments.
Thank you for your support of this GPSA publication!
*Adobe Acrobat can be downloaded free at www.adobe.com.
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