Compensation method and apparatus for a coriolis flow meter
CA 2586575 C · Owner: Schlosser, Martin Andrew · Inventors: Schlosser, Martin Andrew; Dille, Joseph C.; Whiteley, Jeffrey L.
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Method and apparatus (121) for providing temperature flow rate compensation for a Coriolis flow meter. The described compensation compensates both flow calibration factor and the nominal time delay commonly called "zero" in the , art. After a Coriolis flow meter is installed into a process whether for , calibration or for actual process use it need only be zeroed once over its , lifetime following its installation. This is a significant improvement over prior Coriolis flow meters that may need to be re-zeroed after minor changes in pressure, temperature, or installation.
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