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Title: Orifice Fittings And Meter Tubes
Author: James C. Bozeman
Source: 1970 American School of Gas Measurement Technology
Year Published: 1970
Abstract: When evaluating or selecting the components of an A.G.A. Qualifying Meter Tube, individual tention is, of course, focused on the three basic components. That is, the orifice plate itself, the approach and discharge tubing, and the plate holding device. The selection of the proper orifice plate is relatively simple as well as being easily procured. This is also true of the upstream and downstream piping, which can easily be selected to meet A.G.A. minimum requirements. The A.G.A. Committee Report Number 3 readily spells out the minimum upstream and downstream lengths, as well as infernal diameter tolerance. The third component is the plate holding device which requires more care in its selection, due to the task it is to perform. The improper selection of this one component can easily Insult in many unnecessary operational costs.

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