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Title: In-Line Liquid Flow Provers
Author: Joel David Bell
Source: 1980 International School of Hydrocarbon Measurement
Year Published: 1980
Abstract: Fluid measurement is usually performed under normal flowing conditions using a particular type of meter. Since a meters output can be influenced fay debris, mechanical wear, liquid slippage, etc., the meter must be verified on a regular basis against an accepted standard. The accepted standard for verifying said meter throughput is to check its output against a known volume. This known volume verification is called proving, and throughout the years many different devices have been used as provers: weigh tanks, volumetric prover tanks, master meters, etc.

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