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Title: Latest Proving Room Innovations
Author: N. W. Bruenemg
Source: 1969 Southwestern Gas Measurement Short Course (Now called ISHM)
Year Published: 1969
Abstract: The primary objective of all proving rooms is to maintain a constant and uniform temperature. By meeting this goal, the possibility of a gas meter proof error caused by temperature variations is eliminated. Meter testing may be performed with the same relative degree of accuracy, at any permissible working temperature between 60F. and 90F. but it is essential that the meter, the air in the provers, and the sealing oil in the prover tanks be maintained at the same temperature during the test. There is not a standard proving room design as each individual manufacturing plant or gas utility has its own special requirements. As a result, all proving rooms are custom built to satisfy a given set of requirements.

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