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Oil tank metering issues

2009-03-29View Original

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How often is the lubricating oil tank measured, generally, when it is in use and when it is not in use?
Reply #22009-03-29
It varies depending on the regulations of each facility; generally, operational tanks are measured before and after each day of operation, while non-operational tanks are measured once every three days.
Reply #32009-03-29
These are the standards for gasoline and diesel tanks; I’m referring to lubricating oils
Reply #42009-03-30
Let me answer this question: Generally, each company has its own set of management systems, and these systems specify the relevant rules. If your company doesn’t yet have such systems, you should establish them as soon as possible! Generally, service tanks are measured before and after operation
Reply #52009-03-30
Generally, service tanks are measured before and after they start operating, while non-service tanks are usually measured once a day
Reply #62009-03-30
Of course, the service tanks need to be measured before and after operation

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