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Title: Mass Meters For Gas Measurement
Author: James Walker, m. Butler, T. Obanion, T. Patten, G. Pawias
Source: 1999 International School of Hydrocarbon Measurement
Year Published: 1999
Abstract: This paper demonstrates Coriolis mass tlowmeters are being effectively applied in a wide range of mainstream hydrocarbon gas measurement applications. Past ISHM Coriolis papers have focused on operating principles, sources of uncertainty, and testing results. Now its time to observe this innovative metering technology in action from the wellhead to the burner. Measurement engineers now recognize that Coriolis mass flowmeters can economically serve their most demanding gas applications. Further evidence is that the AGA last fall formed a task group to investigate Coriolis technology and publish a technical report. Also, Coriolis metering is included in IOMLS pending TC8/SWC 7 draft gas standard. Several applications will be presented that address why Coriolis flowmeters were chosen as well as the resulting benefits. Properly designed Coriolis meters are linear measurement devices and can provide accurate results independent of gas flow profile and composition over wide ranges of pressure and mass flow rate.

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