Sonney
Orifice Flow Computer
The Sonney Orifice Computer was developed by K.J. Sonney
and Produced originally by Willsonn Computers from Little Hocking Ohio circa
1958. It is the industry standard for spot checking orifice metered flow
rates. Easy to use and reliable it is still a 'must have' tool for every
gas and oilfield production engineer, operator and supervisor. It is defined as a computer because it is in actuality
a slide rule.
Available now at:
- Supercompressibility (Fpv)
correction is provided on the face of the computer.
- Orifice diameters range from
1/16" to 30".
- Delivery rates up to 1 billion
cubic feet per day
- Differential pressures from 0.1 to
200 inches of water for meter computations and 1 pound to 10,000 pounds
for estimating flow through "chokes".
- Pressures from 29" of mercury
vacuum to 10,000 psi guage.
- Gravity correction -- 0.1 to 1.5
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