This episode of the Oil and Gas Measurement Podcast explores the evolution and future of liquid flow computers, featuring insights from industry veteran Galen Cotton. The conversation highlights how measurement technologies have advanced over time and examines the role of modern flow computing, data communication, and system design in improving accuracy and operational visibility. It also touches on emerging trends that are shaping the future of measurement in the oil and gas industry.

In this episode of the Oil & Gas Measurement Podcast, David Bell returns to explore how advancements in differential pressure technology are reshaping traditional flow measurement. The discussion focuses on a simplified, energy-based calculation approach, enhanced primary element design, and the addition of diagnostic capabilities that challenge long-standing industry assumptions about orifice measurement. Listeners are invited to consider how evolving technology can expand application flexibility, and improve accuracy.

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In this episode of the Oil and Gas Measurement Podcast, host Weldon Wright speaks with ASGMT leadership about significant updates planned for the 2026 American School of Gas Measurement Technology. The discussion highlights the school's evolution, a major venue change, and how expanded facilities are enabling new courses and learning tracks. Listeners get a forward-looking overview of what attendees can expect as ASGMT enters its next chapter.

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