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Title: Fundamentals Of Liquid Turbine Meters
Author: David Dupuis Gary Astle
Source: 2015 International School of Hydrocarbon Measurement
Year Published: 2015
Abstract: There are numerous metering technologies that can be utiliz ed in the liquid custody transfer market: ultrasonic, Coriolis, positive displacement and both conventional fl at bladed and helical turbine meters. A variety of factors are considered when choosing the best meter for a particula r project: fluid viscosity, flow rate, size, Reynolds numbers, weight, cost of ownership, pr oving requirements and budgetary. Helical turbine meters are an excellent measurement choice as they offer a high accuracy, lo w maintenance and are a cost effective option for a wide range of products and op erating conditions. Conventional turbine meters have typically been used in low viscosity refined products and have limited application in high viscosity applications. Helical turbi ne meters are an excellent option for custody transfer measurement applications in mult i-product applications for both hi gh and low viscosity products.

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