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Title: C6 - Electronic Vs. Mechanical Correcting Devices Two( Approaches For Volume Corrections On P.D. And Turbine Meters
Author: Warren m. La Mar
Source: 1997 Gulf Coast Measurement Short Course (Now called ASGMT)
Year Published: 1997
Abstract: Today we are here to discuss the electronic volume corrector versus the mechanical volume corrector. First a small bit of history, as you can see from this chart, (Figure 1) in the mid 1920s the meter mounted chart recorder came into existence. Around 1930, the mechanical volume corrector or volume correcting index came into being. These mechanical correctors used several methods of applying pressure and temperature correcting factors, based on Boyles Law for pressure and Charles Law for temperature, to the uncorrected metered volume.

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