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Title: Mass Flow Measurement
Author: William G. Fox
Source: 1967 Southwestern Gas Measurement Short Course (Now called ISHM)
Year Published: 1967
Abstract: There is a classification system that has been found useful for keeping track of the wide variety of mass flow measuring devices. This classification is based on the observation that there is something different about mass flow measurement. Unlike such variables as temperature, pressure, thickness, and liquid level, which usually require only one parameter to be measured, mass flow measurement requires that a minimum of two variables be dealt with. In some mass flow devices one of the two variables is held constant, and the other is measured. In other devices neither of the two principal variables is held constant, but both are measured

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