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Title: RESOLVING LIQUID MEASUREMENT DIFFERENCES
Author: Rex Mitchener
Source: 2022 International School of Hydrocarbon Measurement
Year Published: 2022
Abstract: All liquid measurement has uncertainty in the resulting measured value, having differences between the results of two meters measuring the same quantity. Be concerned if two measurements match exactly. Assessing and resolving measurement differences is why we need to understand the reasons that measurement differences exist and create a process to determine if there is a reasonable concern they are not within established limits. This class discusses the physical transfer of a liquid quantity moved through a meter or moved into or out of a tank and reviews methods for correcting discrepancies of custody transfer liquid measurement between contract parties that are relevant to meter-to-meter, tank-to-tank and meter-to-tank measurements. Each quantity represents a monetary value and often one party to a transaction receives a payment from the other party for that measured quantity. That measurement is typically referred to as the custody transfer quantity.

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