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Title: Installation, Operation And Maintenance Of Automatic Chart Changers
Author: Louis E. Reynolds
Source: 1965 Southwestern Gas Measurement Short Course (Now called ISHM)
Year Published: 1965
Abstract: Automatic chart changers are not new to the Gas Industry. The first commercial model was introduced in 1958. This was an ugly duckling by present day standards but it would successfully change charts and this stirred the imagination of the measurement men. Their first thought was here is a device which will change charts in remote measurement stations regardless of rain, snow, fog or high seas and will continue to change them until the weather allows measurement personnel to return to the station. Through the interest of measurement men and their helpful suggestions, numerous improvements to the chart changer were made. The natural gas industry places enough dependence in the present model of automatic chart changer to install them on meters selling very large volumes of gas.

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