This document summarizes an orifice flow meter. It defines an orifice flow meter as a device that uses a restriction or conduit to create a pressure drop and measure flow rate of fluids. It then lists some key advantages as having a simple structure, being relatively cheap, occupying less space, and being easy to install. Some disadvantages mentioned are poor pressure recovery resulting in power loss, increased friction, and low coefficient of discharge values between 0.62 to 0.68. It concludes that orifice flow meters are widely used due to their simple structure, easy installation, and inexpensive nature.