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Service focus
Automatic tank gauging provides continuous information on product level, water level, temperature, delivery status and alarm conditions. The system is selected around tank geometry, probe compatibility, required inventory accuracy, communication distance and the operator's reporting needs. It should support daily control without replacing disciplined physical reconciliation and periodic calibration.
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Engineering delivery
Engineering defines probe type and range, riser location, console capacity, alarm thresholds, network architecture and interfaces with station automation or remote monitoring. Tank charts, temperature compensation, delivery detection, high-level alarms and water detection are configured and verified against known reference measurements. Installation checks cover probe alignment, cable segregation, hazardous-area barriers, grounding, data communication, alarm simulation and comparison with manual dipping or certified calibration data.
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Deliverables and project value
Deliverables include the instrument schedule, tank setup data, alarm matrix, communication diagram, calibration records and operating guidance. Reliable gauging improves delivery verification, stock reconciliation and early detection of abnormal loss or water ingress. Remote visibility also helps owners plan replenishment, investigate variance and prioritize maintenance across multiple stations.