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Title: Economics Of Domestic Meter Repair
Author: Edwin R. Kasner
Source: 1987 International School of Hydrocarbon Measurement
Year Published: 1987
Abstract: It is essential, for a meter shop supervisor or manager, to analyze the costs associated with domestic gas meter repair. The last few years, and even today, domestic gas meters remain relatively inexpensive. With increasing labor and parts costs, one needs to know what level of repair is cost effective. This will also vary depending on meter type. There are probably as many different processes or systems to determine repair costs as there are shops. These range from very meager attempts to sophisticated inhouse computer systems. It is possible to get so sophisticated that one gets bogged down with unnecessary detail. This too could be expensive. Whatever system is developed, it most likely will reflect meter flow and repair operations within the shop.

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