On display from titan logic corp. was its TankScan micro impulse radar tank monitoring. Useful for large AST solutions such as bulk plants and terminals, MIR TankScan allows the operator to accurately monitor fluid levels and multiple tanks, across multiple sites from anywhere via an Internet connected device such as a computer, tablet or smart phone. The device is wireless and provides tank level measurements accurate to +/-0.5% of probe length for aboveground liquid storage tanks.
Total Control Systems was providing a view of its new TCS 3000 electronic register. The TCS 3000 is a fully integrated flow computer engineered to control all vehicle delivery operations. With its open software architecture, the customer has the option of a simple pump and print delivery, or custom measurement solution. TCS 3000 software provides flexibility of ticket format, preset and end of shift reports, calibration reports and password protection.
Total Meter Services had on display its TMS6000M truck automation software and hardware solution. This includes a wireless handheld computer, a TMS6000M host base station and 18th MS 6000 M truck interface panel which controls electronic registers, receipt printers and other truck accessories. The driver can control the dispensing process from the end of the hose using the touchscreen interface on the handheld computer. Equipment or tags to be filled can be identified with barcodes or RFID tags and scanned by the handheld computer reducing the manual entry of data.
A variety of truck and truck tank solution providers were in attendance. These included Westmor Industries LLC, Heil Trailer Intl., Beall, Oilmen’s Tank Trucks, Senaca Tank, Polar Tank Trailer and Pacific Truck Tanks Inc.They were showcasing solutions that ranged from propane bobtail’s and refined fuel tankwagons to class 8 tanker trucks. The applications showcased ranged from motor fuels to home heating fuel delivery.
Oilmen’s Tank Trucks
Polar Tank Trailer
Liquid Controls had a booth at the show, but its products could also be found on some of the trucks displayed on the floor. For example, this LectroCount LCR II.
