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Title: Care And Operation Op Orifice Meters
Author: Pat H. Miller
Source: 1938 Southwestern Gas Measurement Short Course (Now called ISHM)
Year Published: 1938
Abstract: Each of our companies is interested in orifice meter measurement. The management looks to us for accuracy. It is then our duty to familiarize ourselves with each setting under our supervision to the extent that all features of construction, installation, condition of equipment and manner of operation are judged to meet those of accepted standards. When first approaching an orifice meter setting, an alert meter man will not fall to make general observation of its basic construction and installation features and the general condition of the equipment. He will then proceed with a separate careful inspection or test of each essential part. His written report to the Gas Measurement Office will cover the existing facts, physical measurements and conditions so completely that the efficiency of the setting can be definitely established.

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