Article | REF: R2005 V2

Calibration and verification of liquid flowmeters

Author: Florestan OGHEARD

Publication date: February 10, 2018

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4. Implementing calibration and verification

4.1 General information and best practices

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4.1.1 Magnitude of interest and response time

The mechanism by which a flowmeter (or meter) delivers a flow rate (or quantity) indication is inherently dynamic. The sensor reacts to the effect of liquid flow within it by emitting a signal (mechanical, electrical or visual) whose value is proportional to the flow rate (or quantity) of liquid that has passed through it.

Measurements of a flow rate or a quantity of liquid are linked by knowledge of...

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