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Jesse Yoder

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As seen in: The Washington Post, Political Science Research and Methods (PSRM), PNAS, Science Magazine, Bryan-College Station Eagle, Control Global, Pipeline & Gas Journal, P.I. Process Instrumentation, Process Instrumentation, Processing Magazine
I run a company called Flow Research that I started in 1998. We publish market studies on flowmeters and oil & gas. I love to write about flow & philosophy.
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Why a pipe’s inside diameter is vital for accurate flow measurement

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By Jesse Yoder
| Control Global Verified
Every flowmeter uses one aspect of the fluid as its fundamental measuring principle, and nearly every flowmeter must ultimately account for the geometry of the flow passage. The cross-section of the pipe is one of the fundamental quantities underlying flow measurement and determining that area requires knowing the inside diameter of the pipe. What is volumetric flow? Fluid volume is the three-dimensional amount of fluid contained in a bounded region.
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Large pipe flow measurement: large sensors or small meters?

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By Jesse Yoder
| Control Global Verified
Flow measurement in large pipes presents a challenge for many types of flowmeters. Coriolis meters become heavier, more unwieldy, and more expensive as the line sizes they are measuring increase. Vortex meters face similar issues. As line sizes increase, bluff bodies grow larger and vortex shedding frequencies decrease. Ultrasonic meters do better as line sizes increase, but large acoustic path lengths may weaken the signal.
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Flowmeters: 20-year data show a shift to three technologies

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By Jesse Yoder
| Control Global Verified
In February, March, and April 2001, I published three articles in Control on new technology and traditional technology flowmeters. The purpose of these articles was to define new technology flowmeters and traditional technology flowmeters, and to view the flowmeter market in light of this distinction. In the February 2001 article, I wrote: “One of the most interesting developments in the flowmeter market today is the battle between newer technologies and traditional flowmeters.
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