A typical chain of fuel delivery from a distribution storage facility to end consumers may look as follows. For each type of facility in the monitoring system there is a set of reports most suitable for each type of facilityFor a single enterprise, which objects are fitted with Omnicomm equipment, the most informative is Fuel Balance Report that allows tracking and monitoring fuel chains across the entire company.

A sample set of reports and options specific to monitoring in various industries. This set may vary from case to case.

* - manipulators, opening control, axle load, status control, temperature, TPMS, IQFreeze, etc.

* * - an integral infrastructure of the fuel storage facilities, as well as mobile objects equipped with Omnicomm sensors and terminals (fuel trucks, mobile gas stations, etc.)

Sample equipment configuration and report list for monitoring a typical single tank truck.

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List of useful reports in Omnicomm Online

* [3PP] – 3rd party product

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List of useful reports in Omnicomm Online

* [3PP] – 3rd party product

Sample equipment configuration and report list for monitoring a typical single tank construction machine.

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List of useful reports in Omnicomm Online

* [3PP] – 3rd party product

Often construction and mining equipment has complex shaped fuel tanks, here we give examples of the placement of additional sensors to compensate for different inclines, height differences and severe fuel fluctuations in the tanks during operation of the machine.

In addition to monitoring the fuel level in the tank, the mobile fuel dispenser can be equipped with a fuel flow meter, the data from which can be presented in a special ‘Fuel Dispensing’ report. This option complements the standard tank level measurement.

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List of useful reports in Omnicomm Online

* [3PP] – 3rd party product

Specification example

List of useful reports in Omnicomm Online

Specification example

List of useful reports in Omnicomm Online