Pressure & Temperature Corrections
These tables and examples are for correcting a flowmeter given the correctflowrate ONLY if you are using a flowmeter outside of its designed parameter.
(ie, using a meter at anything other than STP - Standard Temperature and Pressure).
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Pressure Effects• Elevated pressures (above atmosphere)allow for greater capacity for a given flowmeter • To determine the actual flowrate (at the elevated pressure), the following formula is used:
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Temperature Effects• Elevated temperatures (above standard
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Pressure Correction Example• Our flowmeters are calibrated at a standard |
Temperature Correction Example• Our flowmeters are calibrated at a standardtemperature of 20 °C or 68 °F • If a customer is using the meter at 30 °C, what will the effect be on the flow reading? – The actual flowrate will be lower than that indicated by the flowmeter – How much lower will it be? |