Thank you guys for the responses.
we will be blending 4 grades of gasoline, usually one grade a day or more frequent depending on the product demand/liftings.
we'll be using MOVs to minimize human intervention and do the blending faster (i.e. without waiting for the operator to open/close a...
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Just want to solicit you rexpert opinion on MOVs (motor operated valve) and GBS (maual valves with positional switch). When do you use an MOV and not GBS, or GBS and not MOV? The installation of MOVs and GBS is part of the automation of our mogas blending (in-line blending); we...
As part of our Off-sites Automation Project (OAP) which is now on the early part of the EPC phase, we are planning to replace the existing Sakura servo gauge in our LPG spheres with radar level gauge. However, we have received conflicting reports on the applicability of radar gauges for LPG...
s part of our Off-sites Automation Project (OAP) which is now on the early part of the EPC phase, we are planning to replace the existing Sakura servo gauge in our LPG spheres with radar level gauge. However, we have received conflicting reports on the applicability of radar gauges for LPG...
As part of our Off-sites Automation Project (OAP) which is now on the early part of the EPC phase, we are planning to replace the existing Sakura servo gauge in our LPG spheres with radar level gauge. However, we have received conflicting reports on the applicability of radar gauges for LPG...
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