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Title: Orifice Meters
Author: L, K. Spink
Source: 1944 Southwestern Gas Measurement Short Course (Now called ISHM)
Year Published: 1944
Abstract: You may have wondered by what logic the manu- faturers are chosen to discuss the subject of orifice meters. Probably there are several, if not many, in the audience who have had more intimate experience with the care of orifice meters than the speaker, It would seem that the main reason for this selection lies in the broader background. The manufacturers experience covers all varieties of service on all types of gases. This includes sweet gases, sour gases, dry gases. wet gases, refinery gases, manufactured gases and all types of industrial gases. Each one of the thousands of installations is some sort of a test setup. while the manufacturer does not get reports on all insallations, by any means, lie usually hears about the most troublesome ones, and if he keeps records of these reports, eventually accumulates quite a large fund of information on what to do in unusual, trouble- some cases.

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