August 2017
Special Focus: Fluid Flow and Rotating Equipment
Plug the metering skills gap to ensure measurement accuracy and safety
In all sectors of industry, the measurement of flow is of vital importance. However, in an industry that is cutting costs, what impact will a growing skills gap have on meter management and accuracy of measurement?
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The Author
Macgillivray, A. - TUV NEL Ltd., East Kilbride, Scotland, UK
Alick Macgillivray is a Senior Flow Measurement Consultant for NEL in East Kilbride in Scotland. He joined NEL in 1987, initially working in the thermal design of industrial heat exchange equipment. In the mid-1990s, he joined the flow measurement group at NEL, specializing in consultancy for the oil and gas industry. His main areas of interest are measurement uncertainty and flowmeter auditing.
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