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Title: Testing And Repair Of Large Capacity Diaphragm Meters In The Shop
Author: Frank m. Koch
Source: 1983 Appalachian Gas Measurement Short Course
Year Published: 1983
Abstract: The year 1820 was probably the birth of large capacity displacement meters. It was the year that Samuel Crosby improved the revolving drum water sealed wet gas meter. This improvement in large sizes became known as the Hinman Drum. One of these meters was 16 feet in diameter and proportionately long. A size 16 station meter had 24 connections and a capacity of 173,000 C.F.H. at 1 in. differential and 215,000 C.F.H. at 1.5 in. differential. The weight of the meter was 95,000 pounds with an additional 136,000 pounds of water.

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