How often is the master meter calibrated?

The master meter is calibrated to ensure accurate measurement of the fluids being dispensed or processed, which is critical for maintaining system efficiency and compliance with regulations. Calibration frequency can vary based on the operational environment and the volume of fluid being measured, but a standard practice is to calibrate the master meter annually, or every 12 months. This regular schedule helps in identifying any discrepancies in measurements that might arise due to issues like wear and tear or changes in fluid characteristics over time.

In addition, annual calibration aligns with good industry practices to maintain accuracy and reliability, which is fundamental for integrated water and fuel systems. This ensures the integrity of transactions and management of resources. Regular monitoring through scheduled calibrations underlines the importance of maintaining the system in optimal working condition.