Advanced technology for dispensing petroleum products at oil depots (1988)

Oil depot territory.

Tank trucks enter the fuel station.

View of the oil depot parking lot from above.

Drivers receive documents for oil products.

Documents and records on paper.

Oil products are loaded by the driver of the vehicle.

Computer on the desk of the employee processing the release of oil products.

Room with operators of the ARMNT computing complex.

NEVA-501 electronic accounting complexes at the operators' workplaces.

The central computer that services the complexes.

Schematic diagram of the computing complex.

The following information is stored in the computer's memory: oil products directory, gas station directory, truck processing plant directory.

Cartoon showing the system in operation.

Preparing the consignment note.

The operator prepares daily information on the sale of oil products.

Automated bottom loading unit for oil products.

Equipment complex included in the unit.

Remote control that monitors the released amount of oil products.

Algorithm for releasing oil products at the automated unit.

Grounding of the tanker and its control during refueling.

Cartoon explaining the structure and operation of the dispensing device for refueling.

The operator controls the release of goods remotely.

Control over the serviceability of all equipment of the installation.

Oil product dispensing meter.

Filled tanks leave the oil depot.

A new automatic refueling system has been developed for tankers with top filling of oil products.

Cartoon explaining the design of the top loading device of the tanker.

Tank trucks enter an oil depot.

Electronic computing and control systems for registration and control of oil product release.

Operator of the ORK system.

The logical module of the system consists of two microcomputers.

One computer services the control and information reception unit, the command device.

The second computer controls the registration unit, the cash register.

The executive part of the equipment of the power automation device, connected with the pump motors and liquid meters of 16 filling stations.

All information is recorded by the ISKRA 33 printing device.

The information carrier is a receipt and control tape.

The operator enters information about the filling.

The next tank truck drives up to the oil product loading point. A. M. Nesgovorov, Head of the Technical Department of the State Oil Products Committee of the RSFSR, tells the story.

Disadvantages of the system.

Scheme of reception and release of oil products at the oil depot.

Printout of reports on the movement of oil products.

Territory of the oil depot.