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Title: Marine Crude Oil Terminal Measurement Systems
Author: P.A.M. Jelffs
Source: 1986 International School of Hydrocarbon Measurement
Year Published: 1986
Abstract: The design of crude oil measurement systems is concerned with achieving a balance between accuracy, flexibility and cost. Oil companies looking for reductions in crude oil transportation losses are seeking cost effective measuring systems for ship loading which will achieve an uncertainty (in volume) of 0.20% for both ligtit and heavy crude oils. This means that the designer must consider the performance and cost of a whole range of meters and provers that are now available on the market. The question of whether to adopt dynamic measurement or measurement based on already existing shore tanks must be evaluated in terms of accuracy and cost.

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