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ABLE To Offer Flare Gas Meter Verification Services

As a feature of their soon to be completed state of the art training facility, Reading based ABLE Instruments & Controls Ltd will be unveiling a verification loop for flare gas meters using an internationally traceable transfer standard.

ABLE's spool mounted flow reference standard will be calibrated at the Dutch Metrology Institute's Van Swinden Flow Laboratory (VSL) in Delft against their primary standard turbine meter.

VSL is internationally renowned and has established a first rate reputation as an independent testing and certification institute for the oil & gas and utilities industries.

ABLE recommends all flare gas meters should be calibrated prior to entering service, under conditions resembling, as close as possible, those of actual operation. This will provide the end user with a calibration curve for the control system, which characterizes the meter and minimizes uncertainty. Traceable calibration verifies that the meter has been manufactured to the specified tolerances.

In keeping with its commitment to excellence in the field of measurement, it is intended that ABLE's verification loop make an important contribution towards the accuracy, reliability and quality of the customer's process.

In addition to verification services, ABLE will be offering a comprehensive range of flow metering training courses for all levels with an appropriate balance of class room based theoretical content and hands-on practical elements.

For more information, please contact:

Dave Quelch
Able Instruments & Controls Ltd 
Cutbush Park
Danehill
Lower Earley
Reading
Berkshire
RG6 4UT
Tel:  +44 118 93 11188
Fax:  +44 118 931 2161
Email: dquelch@able.co.uk
Web:  www.able.co.uk

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