These test periods may be extended upon application and approved by the commission, providing that the gas utility can prove by its own records that different test periods are adequate for the protection of the public. Meters may be tested and calibrated in accordance with "Sample Meter Testing Plans" approved by the commission; and gas utilities using a "Sample Meter Testing Plan" shall continue to advise the commission of the results of the operation of the plan.
b. | Orifice Meters. | Six Months. |
c. | Turbine Meters. | Six Months. |
d. | Base Pressure Correcting Devices. | Two Years. |
e. | Base Volume Correcting Devices. | Two Years. |
f. | Recording Pressure and Temperature Gauges. | One Year. |
g. | Secondary Standards. | |
(1) Test Bottles, one cubic foot | Five Years. | |
(2) Dead Weight Testers including Weights Working Standards. | Five Years. | |
h. | (1) Bell Provers | Five Years. |
(2) Flow Provers | Five Years. | |
(3) Transfer Provers | Five Years. | |
(4) Laboratory Quality Indicating Pressure Gauges | Six Months. | |
(5) Laboratory Quality Thermometers | Six Months. |
S.C. Code Regs. § 103-471