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Title: Effects Of Abnormal Conditions On Accuracy Of Oriflce Measurement
Author: Reji George
Source: 1998 International School of Hydrocarbon Measurement
Year Published: 1998
Abstract: Orifice Meters are the most commonly used primary measurement device for natural gas in North America. Over the last five decades, the Gas Measurement Industry has developed a very high comfort level with this measurement methodology. This comfort level with Orifice Meters has resulted in very little improvement in the design of the primary element, but has helped generate vast strides in other areas in the measurement chain - transmitters, flow computers, chromatographs, etc. Thispaper will highlight some of the important ideas to remember when dealing with Orifice Meters and help the industry pay more attention to this primary element.

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