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Title: Effects Of Flow Conditioning On Liquid Measurement
Author: Don Lundberg
Source: 2001 International School of Hydrocarbon Measurement
Year Published: 2001
Abstract: Many a time did I stand beside such a pipe and exert myself to invent how to force these pipes to reveal the secret of their hidden action (Clemens Herschel 1898). Instead of inventing ways to force these pipes to reveal the secrets of their hidden action, flow conditioners create predictable, reproducible and symmetric flow profiles. Process industries are required to measure flow accurately to meet both plant operation and cost accounting objectives. However, these objectives can be difficult to achieve because the accuracy of many flowmeter technologies are adversely affected by flow disturbances, which increase flowmeter errors generally outside of their specified performance limits. These errors often go undetected, as it is very difficult to make a comparative measurement of the actual flow against the flowmeters indicated flow in the field.

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