A new approach to natural gas flow computer design is presented in this paper. The developed system runs on a personal computer and employs the state-of-the-art mathematical models for corrections of some aspects of fluid flow dynamics, as well as for compressible behavior of gaseous fluid considerations. Orifice plates were used as primary elements. Measurements were performed through intelligent sensors. Results of the system metrological tests are also presented.
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