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Title: Proving Coriolis Flowmeters
Author: J. W. Sulton
Source: 2004 International School of Hydrocarbon Measurement
Year Published: 2004
Abstract: A meter proving is a physical test used to determine the accuracy and performance of a liquid meter. By placing a liquid meter in series with a meter prover, which has a known or base volume in such a way that all the liquid measured by the meter is also measured by the prover. The liquid measured by the meter is compared to the known prover volume. This correction is the meter factor. Prover known Volume Meter Factor Meter Reading If the meter factor is greater then 1.0000 the meter is under-registering (reading low). If the meter factor is less then 1.0000 the meter is over-registering (reading high).

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