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Title: Operational Experience With Coriolis Meters
Author: James C. Lee
Source: 2014 International School of Hydrocarbon Measurement
Year Published: 2014
Abstract: Coriolis meters are being widely used in the petroleum business, measuring product as light as hydrogen up through something as heavy as vacuum gas oil. Im agine the flexibility that a meter has to be capable of accurately measuring a product that is made up of the lightest molecule in existence, hydrogen, and still be capable of measuring peanut butter at a moments notice. T hat is pretty amazing in itself. Coriolis meters have changed considerably since their introduction into t he hydrocarbon business. Improvements in design, construction and the exponential improvements in electron ics have made them one of the most popular meters in the hydrocarbon industry. I will explain some of the hist ory of the meters, the selection, correct installations and operation, as well as some of my experienc e with them over the past 20+ years

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