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Title: Gas Meter Proving: The Equipment And Methodology Used Today In The Natural Gas Industry
Author: Gregory A. Germ
Source: 2011 Appalachian Gas Measurement Short Course
Year Published: 2011
Abstract: To determine the accuracy of a natural gas meter, a known volume of air is passed through the meter, and the meter registration is compared against this known volume. The known volume of air originates from the meter prover. In earlier times, the gas meter prover was a stand-alone device (usually a bell-type prover), manually operated without any electronics or automation. Today, the majority of gas meter provers are fully automated computer controlled and operated, and responsible for other job functions besides the proving of gas meters. The belltype meter prover - though still commonly used in the industry - is not the only kind of meter prover used today.

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