Composition and installation location of fuel station level gauges
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This post was last edited by trant323 on 2016-10-8 at 18:11. Composition and installation of fuel station level gauges: Fuel station level gauges generally consist of two parts: a magnetostrictive probe and an intelligent monitoring instrument. Magnetostrictive probes are generally installed inside oil tanks. It is connected to the intelligent monitoring instrument via communication and power cables, as shown in the schematic diagram; the intelligent monitoring instrument is generally installed in offices or non-explosion-proof areas, thereby enabling remote monitoring.
You’re right, and then what? In fact, many gas stations only have level control alarms; no computers are used, meaning that the level signals are not sent to the main computer. Instead, computers are set up for video surveillance systems
Additionally, at the oil unloading point on site, a high liquid level alarm is generally installed on the wall of the station building facing the area where tank trucks unload the oil; this allows the on-site staff to be alerted when the liquid level rises.