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Title: Use Of Density Meters And Microprocessors For Energy Measurement & Control
Author: M.H. November
Source: 1981 International School of Hydrocarbon Measurement
Year Published: 1981
Abstract: Energy measurement for hydrocarbon fuels is a primary parameter related to the economic value of the product. The physical properties of these fluids shows an important relationship of product density to therms value, and hence, its economic worth. Additionally, product density has an important influence on volumetric metering practices. When coupled with a velocity/ volume flowmeter, metered density provides a convenient means to measure mass flow, and to automatically compensate flow systems for density effects. These combined factors paved the basis for high performance mass flow/energy metering systems. Coincidental with these developments, the evolution of the microprocessor computer-on-a-chip embodied within advanced type flow computers, provided cost-effective electronics for sophisticated high performance energy metering system

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