Transferability of water calibration to energy-transition relevant fluids applications using Coriolis mass flowmeters

Authors

  • Osmel Reyes Endress+Hauser Flow
  • Iryna Marfenko
  • Fabio Costa
  • Douglas Garcia
  • Luiz Pereira

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.21014/actaimeko.v14i3.1966

Keywords:

transferability, Coriolis mass flowmeter, energy-transition

Abstract

The results of a calibration round performed on Coriolis mass flowmeters, originally calibrated with water at factory conditions and recalibrated with different fluids at several flow calibration facilities, are discussed in this paper. These calibrations were dedicated to proving the transferability concept from water to other fluids, some of which are relevant to energy transition. The obtained results confirmed the robustness of the tested instruments’ performance and the viability of using the transferability approach as a reliable alternative.


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Published

2025-09-15

Issue

Vol. 14 No. 3 (2025)

Section

Research Papers

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