Recorded November 6, 2018
Presented by Terry Grimley, Fluids Engineering Department, Mechanical Engineering Division, Southwest Research Institute
Ultrasonic, turbine, Coriolis, and differential meters are commonly used to measure the flow rate of gas for billing and other purposes. Some of these flow meters are used without a flow calibration specific to the working fluid. This practice may reduce the initial installation investment but may prove costly for the user over the life of the meter. In most applications, there are significant financial benefits and risk reductions that can be realized by flow calibrating a meter. Flow calibrations are performed using one or more master meters to characterize the meter so corrections can be implemented either within the meter itself or within an external flow computer. This webinar will present examples of the flow calibration process and results for different technology meters for natural gas measurement in applications with elevated pressure.
This webinar is presented for educational purposes only; no endorsements are implied. For more information about flow calibration of gas meters, contact Terry Grimley at www.swri.org/u... or visit www.swri.org/f....
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