Why measure mass?

Under different conditions, the volume can change significantly.The quality is consistent regardless of temperature or pressure.Mass flow meters provide clear, uncompromising clarity on every transaction – anywhere, anytime.

Volume changes with temperature.Mass is the primary measurement and remains constant.

What is the Coriolis principle?

Mathematician Gustave de Coriolis first described the Coriolis effect, which is an inertial force experienced by a moving object (or in our application, a liquid) in a rotating coordinate system.A familiar example of this effect is the difference in behavior of a garden hose with and without water.In the demonstration below, a length of hose is suspended to form a loop and then swung back and forth.When the water is turned off and there is no flow through the hose, the circuit swings evenly:

Observe the difference as water flows through the hose: