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Title: Gas Accounting
Author: E. S. MESSER,T. m. Sarin
Source: 1970 Southwestern Gas Measurement Short Course (Now called ISHM)
Year Published: 1970
Abstract: The FMCO Integrator has been used for many years by all the gas companies to calculate the volume of gas passing through an orifice meter for a definite period of time. The orifice meter, being the most practical of head metering devices, is used because of its simplicity of structure and ease of duplication of the flat orifice plate. From the physical laws of flow, for either gas or liquid, involved in the orifice meter measurement, calculation of a volumetric quantity can be obtained from the differential and static pressure of the fluid stream as it passes through the orifice. A continuous recording on a circular chart of the two variables, differential and static pressure by a pressure recorder permits this volumetric calculation for any period of time.

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