What is weighting procedure in SAP IS-U-DM-MR - Meter Reading?

SAP Term: weighting procedure

• Component: IS-U-DM-MR

• Component Name: Meter Reading

• Description: Internal procedure used during extrapolation and proration whereby the system uses existing meter reading results and period consumption values to determine the expected consumption. Weighting procedures are predefined as: Linear weighting Energy feeding weighting Degree day weighting Sprinkling water portion General weighting

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• Key Concepts: 
  Weighting procedure in SAP IS-U-DM-MR Meter Reading is a process used to determine the amount of energy consumed by a customer. It is based on the readings taken from the customer's meter and the amount of energy consumed in a given period of time. The weighting procedure is used to calculate the total energy consumption for a customer and to determine the amount of energy that should be billed to the customer. 
  
  How to use it: 
  The weighting procedure in SAP IS-U-DM-MR Meter Reading is used to calculate the total energy consumption for a customer. The process begins by taking readings from the customer's meter and then calculating the amount of energy consumed in a given period of time. The readings are then weighted according to the type of meter and the type of energy being consumed. The weighted readings are then used to calculate the total energy consumption for a customer. 
  
  Tips & Tricks: 
  When using the weighting procedure in SAP IS-U-DM-MR Meter Reading, it is important to ensure that all readings are accurate and up-to-date. It is also important to ensure that all meters are properly calibrated and that all readings are taken at regular intervals. Additionally, it is important to ensure that all readings are taken from the same type of meter and that all readings are taken from the same type of energy source. 
  
  Related Information: 
  The weighting procedure in SAP IS-U-DM-MR Meter Reading is an important part of calculating energy consumption for customers. It is also important to understand how other factors such as weather, usage patterns, and other variables can affect energy consumption. Additionally, it is important to understand how different types of meters can affect readings and how different types of energy sources can affect readings.