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The CGA proposed model code. In June 1967 the Compressed Gas Association, a producer-oriented trade organization, proposed to the National Conference on Weights and Measures a model code for flow metering of cryogenic fluids. Although the Conference on Weights and Measures noted that cryogenic flow-measurement problems were, at that time, centralized only in a few states, the CGA proposal was a significant step in national recognition of cryogenic flow-measurement problems.
In the fall of 1967, the State of California Bureau of Weights and Measures began hearings on its own proposed code for cryogenic fluid-measurement devices used in California. The Cryogenics Division participated in
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