Tank calibration

Tank Calibration accurately determines the exact volume of liquid in fuel tanks, aiding in efficient fuel management. Without accurate calibration tables, even the best-gauging systems with the most accurate manual measurements are of little value. In several countries, tank calibration is mandatory. There are different ways of calibrating a tank:

Using water
Using a 3D laser scanner
Using the measurements from the dispenser

In many cases, 3D laser calibration is the most effective method and is the one recommended by TSG.

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What Impacts The Calibration of a Tank Gauge?

There are many factors that can affect the accuracy of a tank gauge. Over time, underground tanks are subjected to large amounts of pressure from the earth under which they are buried, which can cause the tank to become warped or dented, or may result in the tank moving from its original position. Subsidence can also affect calibration, causing data to corrupt.

Progauge 3D laser

A highly accurate laser measuring device generates over 200 points per centimetre of tank diameter, providing the user with a three-dimensional image of the tank. Once the operation is complete, powerful post-processing software generates an accurate final tank chart table that can be uploaded to the Automatic Tank Gauge on site. Tank calibration is safe, fast, and causes a minimum of disruption to the site.

Tank calibration

What Impacts The Calibration of a Tank Gauge?

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Tank calibration

What Impacts The Calibration of a Tank Gauge?

Progauge 3D laser

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