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Title: Operational Experience With Coriolis Meters
Author: James C. Lee
Source: 2013 International School of Hydrocarbon Measurement
Year Published: 2013
Abstract: Coriolis meters are being widely used in the petroleum business, measuring product as light as hydrogen up through something as heavy as vacuum gas oil. Imagine the flexibility that a meter has to be capable of accurately measuring a product that is made up of the lightest molecule in existence, hydrogen, and still be capable of measuring peanut butter at a moments notice. That is pretty amazing in itself. Coriolis meters have changed considerably since their introduction into the hydrocarbon business. Improvements in design, construction and the exponential improvement in electronics have made them one of the most popular meters in the hydrocarbon industry. I will explain some of the history of the meters, the selection, correct installations and operation, and some of my experience with them over the past 20+ years.

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