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- Coriolis mass flowmeters are essential for various applications, like proficiency testing and LNG custody transfer.
- A model was developed to analyze the temperature behavior of these meters down to cryogenic levels, initially tested between 285 K and 318 K.
- The model's predictions matched experimental data closely, with only a ± 0.08 % deviation, and it offers correction coefficients that can be applied down to 5 K based on existing material property literature.
Article Abstract
Coriolis mass flowmeters are used for many applications, including as transfer standards for proficiency testing and liquified natural gas (LNG) custody transfer. We developed a model to explain the temperature dependence of a Coriolis meter down to cryogenic temperatures. As a first step, we tested our model over the narrow temperature range of 285 K to 318 K in this work. The temperature dependence predicted by the model agrees with experimental data within ± 0.08 %; the model uncertainty is 0.16 % (95 % confidence level) over the temperature range of this work. Here, basic concepts of Coriolis flowmeters will be presented, and correction coefficients will be proposed that are valid down to 5 K based on literature values of material properties.
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