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Title: Cone Meters For Liquid And Gas Measurement
Author: Philip A Lawrence
Source: 2009 International School of Hydrocarbon Measurement
Year Published: 2009
Abstract: This paper will describe how cone meters whilst similar in principle differ operationally from other types differential pressure type meters and how they are used for the measurement of liquid and gas. The cone meter has become synonymous with specialist metering applications over many years due to special traits that are inherent in this type of meter design. The original cone meter concept was taken from the Venturi original design in 1791 by Hershel and other variants like Burton Dunlinsons Inverse Venturi (Patented in 1935). Cone meters have been used on many fluids such as Steam, Wet Gas , Liquids that have trash, asphaltenes and wax in pipes together with applications that have installation issues such as short meter runs lengths (usually off-shore).they have been used for custody transfer with user-party agreements and have been quite successful through the years in other industrial applications such as water measurement, some of the key ideas that enabled these concepts will be shown in this paper.

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