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Title: Proving And Repairing Of Domestic Meters
Author: R.J. Crawford
Source: 1985 International School of Hydrocarbon Measurement
Year Published: 1985
Abstract: Utility company meter shops generally perform quality repairs. Each individual shop has developed equipment and techniques that have enabled them to increase productivity and/or quality. Almost all meter shops that repair hard case meters use power screwdrivers. They also usually do what I refer to as individualized repairs. That is, one person does all of the repairs needed on a particular meter. That person opens up the meter, determines the type of repair needed, and the parts that need replacing. Since one person repairs the complete meter, that person, in effect, decides the quality of the repair, i.e., whether or not the diaphragms are leaking, whether or not the valves and valve seats have been ground properly and are leak tight. Very seldom is there any quality control inspection made on the repair.

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