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Title: Calibration Of Liquid Meter Provers
Author: Daniel m. Comstock
Source: 1987 International School of Hydrocarbon Measurement
Year Published: 1987
Abstract: Liquid provers are those provers used to prove meters in liquid service. The basic types of provers used are volumetric tank provers and pipe provers. The purpose of the calibration of a liquid prover is to determine its certified base volume, with traceability to recognized standards and accepted practices. The base volume is the gross operating volume corrected to standard conditions (such as 60 degrees F and 0 PSIG in U.S. Customary units). The gross operating volume of a prover is the base volume of the prover corrected to the operating temperature and pressure and is the actual volume of the prover at operating conditions.

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