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Calibration of Liquid Hydrocarbon Flow Meters

Calibration of Liquid Hydrocarbon Flow Meters

  • 2,26300 (includes shipping and handling)
All prices are in AUD and exclusive of GST

PLEASE NOTE: Training delivery is subject to participant numbers.

A confirmation email will be sent to each participant 2 weeks prior to the course date. If you are attending the face-to-face course we suggest you book your travel and accommodation arrangements after receiving this course confirmation email. Training materials will be provided as hard-copies on the day of the course. 

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This two-day course provides training on the calibration of liquid-hydrocarbon LPG and petroleum flow meters. It is aimed at manufacturers, technicians and laboratory managers involved in the calibration and use of flowmeters.

Please find the link to the brochure here.

COURSE LOCATION: NMI Flow Facility, 919 Londonderry Road, Londonderry, NSW, 2753

Knowledge and skills

The course provides participants with the knowledge and skills to:

  • calibrate a flowmeter and calculate the measurement uncertainty
  • apply fluid pressure and temperature corrections in accordance with API standards
  • identify and minimise sources of error impacting performance of measurement systems

Topics

The topics covered include:

  • measurement traceability
  • flow meters and their characteristics including turbines, coriolis, pistons, capsule
  • ancillary instrumentation: pressure, temperature, density
  • calibration methods: gravimetric, volume proving, in-line comparison
  • use of API hydrocarbon tables and algorithms
  • common sources of error affecting flow measurements: bubbles and vapour, flow straighteners, and strainers
  • measurement uncertainty analysis*
  • practical demonstrations

* Participants with limited experience in estimating measurement uncertainty would benefit from first attending the Introduction to Estimating Measurement Uncertainty course. 

Past Attendees have said...

"We will now have staff with a thorough understanding of the requirements and techniques of calibration"

"I have gained a better understanding of the factors that affect calibration"

Further information

For more information contact +61 2 8467 3796 or training@measurement.gov.au.

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