Report formats

Standard format:

• The report title is the CONNECT account name and the name of the tenant folder

• Designed to print on an 8½ × 11 sheet of paper

• You can generate a meter report based on the following information:

  • Meter Name

  • Start Time/End Time

    Note: If there is no time component specified in the Start Time or End Time fields, it is assumed that you want the date-times to correspond to the gas day. To specify a time for the report, use the Start and End Time drop down to set the date, and then enter the time in the text box in the following format: HH:MM:SS AM or PM.

  • Granularity — The time resolution of measurements. For example, hourly, daily, monthly, 15-minute interval, irregular.

  • Unit Profile — Settings can be viewed in the Client. See User options

  • Precision Profile — Settings can be viewed in the Client. See Precision summary

• The basic information is displayed at the top of the report. Then a data grid of basic configuration is displayed, then a data grid of information about the volume calculation. The final grid displays the essential meter data, along with some of the gas analysis data.

  • Volume

  • Energy

  • Temperature

  • Pressure

  • Heating Value

  • Specific Gravity

  • Nitrogen (N2)

  • Carbon Dioxide (CO2)

    Notes: In order to reduce space when displaying factors, if there is a value displayed, then that will be the value used. If nothing is displayed, the factor will be calculated.

    If no data is present, the system will still return a single row that contains the gas quality (GQ) and meter configuration.

Wide format:

In addition to all of the details included in the standard format meter report, the wide meter report is generated using the same selection criteria as the standard format meter report. This report displays all of the information combined in single row instead of multiple grids. It provides all meter details, as well as all of the data from the gas quality.

• All of the meter information required for a volume calculation

• All GQ configuration settings and gas analysis components used in the calculation

• Structured to facilitate easy copying into a spreadsheet for further analysis or reporting

Notes: In order to reduce space when displaying factors, if there is a value displayed, then that will be the value used. If nothing is displayed, the factor will be calculated.

If no data is present, the system will still return a single row that contains the gas quality (GQ) and meter configuration.