Allocation, Custody Transfer & Refined Product Proving
Accurate proving support across multiple liquid measurement applications.
Service Overview
Angus Proving provides custody transfer, refined product, and allocation proving services for a wide range of liquid measurement applications. Our solutions are built around customer requirements and industry best practices, delivering accurate, repeatable results and reliable meter performance.
- Custody Transfer Proving
- Refined Product Proving
- Allocation Proving
With proven measurement expertise and more than 100 years of combined experience, Angus helps you maintain compliance, reduce uncertainty, and keep your operations running at their best.


Custody Transfer
Angus Proving operates 8" and 10" Bidirectional Custody Transfer Provers capable of handling flow rates from 40 to 1,400 BPH at ANSI Class 300 pressures. Our expanding fleet of Small Volume Provers supports flow rates up to 8,500 BPH at ANSI Class 600.
Open-Loop Master Meter Cart and Factory/Shop Flow Loop Meter Testing are available at the Odessa facility.
- Coriolis Meters
- Turbine Meters
- Positive Displacement Meters
Consistent proving verifies meter performance, identifies meter drift, and maintains custody transfer accuracy.
Refined Products
Small Volume Provers provide highly repeatable meter proving while minimizing product displacement and operational downtime.
Ideal for:
- Gasoline
- Diesel
- Jet Fuel
- NGLs
- Refined Hydrocarbon Products
SVPs improve proving efficiency while maintaining reliable meter factors and measurement accuracy.


Allocation
Allocation systems present unique proving challenges. Angus provides closed and open-loop SCAMMP provers to improve reliability and repeatability. The trailer-mounted SCAMMP provides a controlled, steady flow source that reduces dump-cycle proving challenges and supports compliance with API MPMS Chapter 4.5.
Additional services include:
- Liquid Meter Cleaning & Proving
- Inline Meter Verification (Clamp-on Ultrasonic)
- Master Meter Proving with 2% variance in meter factors between proving
