Micro Motion Coriolis Meters Replace Ultrasonic Meters and Improve Accuracy and Efficiency POWER RESULTS •Ability to verify delivery is in balance with usage •Verifiable audit trail •Eliminated maintenance for difficult to reach installations APPLICATION The Korean Panuslia Energy Development Organization (KEDO) measures all oil transferred to the Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea for energy production. KEDO will provide North Korea with $60 million worth of fuel oil per year over the next ten years. Flow measurement was performed using clamp-on ultrasonic meters. There is limited access to the sensors, which are located at remote sites, making maintenance expensive and inconvenient. An international engineering company based in the United States was contracted to improve KED

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