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gas meter
A gas meter is a specialized flow meter, used to measure the volume of fuel gases such as natural gas and liquefied petroleum gas. Gas meters are used at residential, commercial, and industrial buildings that consume fuel gas supplied by a gas utility. Gases are more difficult to measure than liquids, because measured volumes are highly affected by temperature and pressure. Gas meters measure a defined volume, regardless of the pressurized quantity or quality of the gas flowing through the meter. Temperature, pressure, and heating value compensation must be made to measure actual amount and value of gas moving through a meter.
Several different designs of gas meters are in common use, depending on the volumetric flow rate of gas to be measured, the range of flows anticipated, the type of gas being measured, and other factors.
Gas meters that exist in colder climates in buildings built prior to the 1970s were typically located inside the home, typically in the basement or garage. Since then, the vast majority are now placed outside though there are a few exceptions especially in older cities.
Morning guys, just a quick message, out where I'm working I noticed a small lever on the side of the gas meter with like a green handle on it, I've never seen one like that before and the guy was telling me the engineer that did his central heating system had problems with it, said unless he...
Got a large house that's got a 24kw boiler and hob on one floor and upstairs will be having its own boiler 24kw I am sure there is a formula on percentage of use on a gas meter. I am hoping meter will feed it all
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I went to complete a job (in a flat) after vokera condemned a boiler as the flue wasnt sealed in the wall. This is now resolved. The place has had a cp12 issued for the last five years even with the hole in the wall. The kitchen is small (around 10m3) and has no openble window and a hob...
Please advise, we have one commercial gas meter serving 3 buildings each with its own secondary ECV and test point after the main ECV and meter, we are RGI but not commercial, can't access the other two properties but need to do work in the 3rd property, we've isolated our ECV and carried out a...
Please advise, we have one commercial gas meter serving 3 buildings each with its own secondary ECV and test point after the main ECV and meter, we are RGI but not commercial, can't access the other two properties but need to do work in the 3rd property, we've isolated our ECV and carried out a...
Hello all,
Firstly, I apologise if this isn't posted in the correct section.
I've been invited to an interview with SSE for a meter installer role. I am qualified in MET1, however, I have zero real experience working with meters. Its been well over a year since I passed, and I cannot find my...
At a job which is having major work done. I'm moving the boiler and the gas meter is being moved too. I need to remove the gas meter tonight and put it somewhere safe. With it being a e6 meter I'm wondering if there is a limit of time that it can be disconnected for or will it throw up any kind...
Hi all
I need to upgrade the gas supply to a boiler. Currently the gas enters the property through the rear of the meter box (built in the wall type). Upgrading the pipe taking the existing route will be almost impossible without causing a lot of disruption for the customer. So I am thinking of...
Hi all
I need to upgrade the gas supply to a boiler. Currently the gas enters the property through the rear of the meter box (built in the wall type). Upgrading the pipe taking the existing route will be almost impossible without causing a lot of disruption for the customer. So I am thinking of...
Just a quick one, i have a landlord who wants to install heating in his second property but wants to use next doors gas meter, (which he owns) to run the gas supply from? Is this legal?? Thanks
I was in a local merchants this week and a fella (non trade) was buying 35mm copper pipe and elbows and some iso valves. I asked what he was building, having a laugh and he said '' I've got an engineer coming mate to bypass my gas meter, am sick of paying full price for gas, it's expensive...
Don't get on here much anymore but thought I'd ask this question as
I'm not 100% sure, so my new boss has asked me to source the
most popular sizes of gas meter hoses (anacondas) as I'm only
really doing plumbing at the moment and a bit of servicing, can honestly say
I've not had much to do...
Repost as I was told to register:
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We've recently bought a house and I've only just noticed that the gas main running from the meter is lead for a few metres and then joins to copper. When we bought the place, a gas safety certificate was issued which didn't state any issues with the...
Hi,
We've recently bought a house and I've only just noticed that the gas main running from the meter is lead for a few metres and then joins to copper. When we bought the place, a gas safety certificate was issued which didn't state any issues with the pipework.
It's an old victorian...
Hello folks,
We are in process of moving our gas meter from inside to an external cabinet. Builder put cabinet in and National Grid has been and moved the supply to new cabinet -- new Emergency Control Valve in the cabinet and capped off. Now EON wants £400 to move the meter from old location...
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just had this message from my brothers tenant!!
Hi i just wondered if you knew any gas safety engineers who could remove my gas meter cheeper than £65. E.on will take it away once its removed.
I don't quite understand do eon need to move the metre or can anyone
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