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Title: Residential Ultrasonic Measurement: An Update Of Activity In North America
Author: James Thomson
Source: American Gas Association 1998
Year Published: 1998
Abstract: Until the very recent past, the basic measurement technology used for residential applications and the way residential customers were served had not changed in over 100 years. Over the past few years, many states and provinces have started trials and worked on legislation as they move down the road toward the ideal of open competition. In order to better serve the customer, there is a need for more information about the customers usage. Residential ultrasonic meters can, and do, provide considerably more information than current diaphragm meters can. In addition to the data they provide, their electronic platform makes it easier to customize them to meet customer needs. Recent actions by regulatory and industry bodies in North America will help utilities as they move to a more competitive environment.

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