Seek help regarding the production volume per shift, tanks
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Since there is still nearly 10 tons of volume at the bottom of the level gauge in the product tank, products are being stored there daily while those already produced are being taken out. It’s not easy to calculate the production volume each time. I would like to ask everyone: how can we achieve as high an accuracy as possible in such situations? Do you have any good ideas?
Are there measuring tanks? It’s likely not easy to measure using just the product tank.
Are there flow meters for the transfer in and out of the product tank?
It is best for the pipeline flow meter and the metering tank to provide feedback to each other, so as to achieve the most accurate data
Class production volume = Number of products delivered during the shift – Number of products delivered at the start of the shift – (Liquid level during the shift – Liquid level at the start of the shift) * Tank volume * Material specific gravity
I guess the poster is asking whether it’s impossible to make calculations under the level gauge during shift handover or takeover