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Title: Electronic Volume Corrector Basics & Installation Examples
Author: Gary Miller
Source: 2003 Western Gas Measurement Short Course
Year Published: 2003
Abstract: Electronic volume correctors are generally battery powered, microprocessor based instruments used in the natural gas industry to convert the volume of natural gas as measured from gas meters, to corrected volume. During the conversion process, the electronic corrector obtains measurements of the meters gas pressure and temperature so that pressure and temperature factors can be computed and applied to the uncorrected volume. Another factor, called the Supercompressibility Factor is also computed and applied. Other functions such as, scaling various parameters to the desired units of measure, alarm detection alarm notification, pulse output, digital readouts, user interface, and others are also necessary functions of todays electronic correctors

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