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Title: Operating Principles Of Self Adjusting Turbine Meters
Author: John Schnitzer
Source: 1987 International School of Hydrocarbon Measurement
Year Published: 1987
Abstract: Accuracy retention and accuracy verification are the two main functions performed by the Self Adjusting Turbine Meter. These Self Adjust and Self Check capabilities allow the Self Adjusting Turbine to perform the following operational functions: 1. Improved accuracy at initial calibration. 2. Automatic adjustment of meter accuracy to initial calibration parameters despite meter component wear. 3. Self Checking of meter mechanical or electrical condition. 4. Advance warning of deteriorating condition well before meter failure occurs. 5. Ability to make the meter virtually insensitive to deviations in upstream flow conditions. 6. A solution to the problem of proving turbine meters in the field at operating conditions. 7. Improved overall measurement accuracy at base conditions when used with a flow computer.

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