What separates the AdTek AccuLoad from a standard flow computer? The answer lies in its robust feature set designed for harsh industrial environments.
At its core, the AdTek AccuLoad is a preset batch controller. But calling it just a "controller" is like calling a smartphone just a "phone." The AccuLoad manages the complex choreography of opening valves, monitoring flow meters, adjusting for temperature variations, and shutting down precisely at the target volume.
It bridges the gap between a mechanical meter and a digital ERP system. adtek accuload
The flow meter connected to the AccuLoad requires a stable flow profile. Ensure you have 10 pipe diameters of straight run upstream of the meter and 5 diameters downstream. Do not mount the AccuLoad near high-vibration pumps, as the pulsation can cause the controller to read erratic flow spikes.
Even the best equipment requires maintenance. Here are three frequent service calls and their fixes. What separates the AdTek AccuLoad from a standard
1. Outdated Programming Interface
2. Small/Mediocre Display
3. Limited Connectivity
4. Expensive Replacement Parts
A $10,000 AccuLoad is useless if installed on a $500 pipe setup. To maximize the ROI of your Adtek AccuLoad, follow these engineering guidelines:
Hydrocarbons expand and contract with temperature. A gallon of gasoline at 80°F does not contain the same energy as a gallon at 50°F. The Adtek AccuLoad features Automatic Temperature Compensation (ATC) based on API (American Petroleum Institute) standards. It corrects the gross observed volume to net standard volume (typically 60°F), ensuring fair financial transactions. 4. Expensive Replacement Parts A $10