Have You Explored Orifice Plate FlowMeters in Pipe Research?

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The discussion centers on research related to orifice plate flow meters in pipes, with a request for journal recommendations. Participants suggest consulting ASME standards for orifice plate sizing and design, noting the availability of detailed guidelines in their catalog. A specific ASME publication is mentioned, although it comes with a high cost of $195. The conversation emphasizes the importance of referencing established standards before exploring academic journals. Overall, the need for reliable resources in orifice plate research is highlighted.
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Hello People,

I was just wondering if any of you done any similar investigation on the following topic. Basically, i currently doing a research on orifice plate in a pipe. It would be great if you guys know any journals that i can refer to.
 
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There are at least ASME standards for orifice plate sizing and such. Before diving into any journals, perhaps try some standards. I'd also try API.
 
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Alrite, thanks .. ill have a look on the catalog and see that if i be able to get a copy
 

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