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Title: Itt Snyder
Author: William D. Ballou
Source: 1976 International School of Hydrocarbon Measurement
Year Published: 1976
Abstract: A bellows type orifice meter is a device to measure differential pressure generated by fluid flow through a restricting orifice in a pipeline. By using this information, with other measured and engineered data, accurate flow rate and volume can be determined for gas, vapor, or liquid. Although there are many types of devices on the market today, bellows type orifice measurement is accepted and utilized extensively by industry. Some of the reasons for this is apparent. The bellows type orifice meter can be easily calibrated in the field, on stream, and without interrupting flow. It can be used on practically any line size, to handle any volume, without changing the physical size of the meter. In addition, it cannot be damaged by overrange of flow which is one of its most important attributes.

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