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Title: Important Considerations For Traceable Calibration Of Liquid Ultrasonic Meters
Author: Gregor Brown,Terry Cousins,Don Augenstein
Source: 2008 South East Asia Flow Measurement Conference
Year Published: 2008
Abstract: Unlike the gas custody transfers, oil flow metering has long relied upon the use of use of volumetric provers to verify the performance of flow meters in operational conditions. There are now various situations, growing in number, where use of a prover is not the most practical method of checking the meter performance. This is particularly true of large diameter meters, such as used for FPSO offloading, and the measurement of liquefied gases, where conventional proving is not viable. This paper discusses the pros and cons of central (or laboratory) calibration of liquid ultrasonic meters versus use of volumetric provers for calibration in-situ.

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