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Title: Field Proving
Author: Phil Whittemore
Source: 2001 Western Gas Measurement Short Course
Year Published: 2001
Abstract: This paper provides a basic overview of the different test methods most commonly used in the natural gas industry for testing commercial and industrial capacity gas meters, with a more comprehensive review on the theory of transfer proving and recommended operational procedures. All meters need to be tested for accuracy. Many companies remove their larger meters from service and take them into the shop for test and repair, while others find it is more economical to test their large meters on location at the meter site. Greater emphasis on accurate measurement by gas companies has enhanced the need for better methods of field-testing meters. The commonly accepted methods for fieldtesting of gas meters as listed by the American Gas Association in the Gas Measurement Manual, Meter Proving Part No. Twelve, include the following

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