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To think that you can infer a total-stream density from a measured vibration frequency is pretty cool. But they are "measuring" frequency and using some lab data to back into a density.
and I was trying to say that I didn't think so. Virtually every device I work with is infering one property from the instrument's response to another property (e.g., an RTD measures change in resistance and reliably infers a temperature change from the resistance readings). Even an old-fashined Bourdon tube pressure gauge is infering a pressure from the distance a curved tube straightens out. These are all very reliable devices.WRONG WRONG ZDAS A coriolis meter meters MASS it does not infer it.