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Date: Thu, 2 Nov 1995 14:14:03 +0100
To: <AHDNN1A.DDRAKE01@ed*.co*>, <techdiver@terra.net>
From: m87stme@mt*.ch*.se* (Sten Meyer)
Subject: Re: Gas flow meters (was gas blending)
At 18.24 95-11-01, <AHDNN1A.DDRAKE01@ed*.co*> wrote:
>From: ddrake01

..

>As the subject like alludes to, my topic is why not use gas flow meters on
>your lines.  When I did some work in the chemical industry we had some meters
>that we used for measuring the fluid flow thru pipes.  It's been a few years
>since then and the college fluids (including compressable gas), but I would
>have to think that a flow meter could be set up that would help tell you how
>much gas you just passed thru your line.  From there, the math should be
>available.   Can anyone follow up on this line of thought?--DD
>

Most, if not all, gas flow meters are calibrated for a fixed density,
ie pressure and temperature. I think that they can be of some help but
not a solution as good as gravimetric mixing.

/Sten

/Sten Meyer                                       m87stme@mt*.ch*.se*


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