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Gas Volumetric Fraction (GVF): Why It Matters and How to Calculate It

Thursday, January 29, 2026 |

Wet Gas Blog

What Is Gas Volumetric Fraction? GVF is one way of representing the proportion of gas within a multiphase mixture of gas and liquid. Care needs to be taken not to confuse this with Gas Void Fraction, which is also commonly abbreviated to GVF.
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Challenges of Wet Gas Metering

Tuesday, February 18, 2025 |

Wet Gas Blog

Measuring the flow through a pipe of dry gas (with no liquid) or pure liquids (with no gas is relatively easy, but just a small amount of liquid in a gas makes the standard means of measuring flow rates significantly harder.
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Venturi Meters for Flow Measurement

Wednesday, December 18, 2024 |

Single Phase

A widely used industrial flow meter is the Venturi. The practical design was patented by Clemens Herschell in 1895, whilst crediting Giovanni Battista Venturi for the idea of measuring flow rate by looking at the difference in pressure across a restriction made of two truncated cones joined together at their narrow ends
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Navigating the complexities of Carbon Capture and Storage

Monday, September 16, 2024 |

CO2 (CCS) Flow Metering

Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is an innovative technology with immense potential to significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions. By capturing CO2 from industrial processes and power generation and securely storing it underground, CCS offers a powerful solution for mitigating climate change.
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