Accurately measuring the flow of asphalt has consistently presented a formidable technical challenge, primarily due to its inherent characteristics—high viscosity and poor fluidity. Operating within pipelines at temperatures hovering around 200 °C (392℉), liquid asphalt further compounds the complexity. Even at elevated temperatures, the viscosity of asphalt remains persistently high, exacerbated by the presence of solid particulate impurities within the medium. This intricate scenario poses a significant hurdle for conventional liquid flow meters, rendering them inadequate for the precise bitumen flow measurements required. In navigating the complexities of asphalt and bitumen flow measurement, a beacon of solution emerges in the in-line Coriolis flow meter. Renowned for its unique capabilities, the Coriolis Mass Flowmeter proves to be an optimal choice for addressing the intricate demands of monitoring asphalt and bitumen flows. In this article, we aim to delve into the specific application of the Coriolis Mass Flowmeter within an Asphalt Additives System. By exploring the advantages and functionalities of this innovative technology, we aim to shed light on how the Coriolis Mass Flowmeter triumphs over the challenges inherent in high-temperature, high-viscosity environments associated with asphalt and bitumen flow. Through this exploration, a clear understanding emerges of how this technology provides an efficient and accurate solution for the industry.