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Title: Proving Multi-Path Ultrasonic Flow Meter In Liquid Custody Transfer Applications
Author: Herb Decker
Source: 2002 International Symposium on Fluid Flow Measurement
Year Published: 2002
Abstract: With the emergence of Multi-path Ultrasonic metering as liquid hydrocarbon custody transfer quality flow measurement technology there is a need for a review of proving methodology. Ultrasonics differ from current flow metering technologies, such as turbine and positive displacement meters, in that they have much quicker response times to changing flow conditions, no moving parts and become more accurate as the line size grows. In addition to the mechanical dissimilarities multi-path Ultrasonics differ as their measurements are independent of viscosity and density. These capabilities require a different approach to the traditional methods of proving. This paper explores the technology and methods for proving.

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