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Title: Which Meter Do I Select
Author: Robert E. Sanoske
Source: 1976 Appalachian Gas Measurement Short Course
Year Published: 1976
Abstract: There are various meters that may be used to measure gas volumes, such as inferential or orifice meters, rotary meters, velocity or turbine meters, and diaphragm meters. If properly selected and installed, they would all measure accurately. Thus the question - which meter do I select? The selection of the meter or meters for any application is too often based on total connected load and pressure requirements of the consumer. This method has, in the past, caused many of the meters selected to be oversized. Depending upon the type of meter or meters selected, the error in measurement, at extended low flow periods, could be substantial, as well as the additional dollars spent for the meter and installation.

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