Emerson Process Management has integrated its Rosemount Raptor tank gauging systems and Smart Wireless technology for tank farm automation. System installation costs can be reduced up to 50% by wirelessly connecting the tank farm to the control room, with the added benefit of reducing implementation time as much as 60%.
The Raptor system with Smart Wireless technology features a complete line of Emerson’s new state-of-the-art Rosemount tank gauging components, including high precision radar gauges that use self-configuring, 2-wire, high speed Foundation fieldbus technology. The combined communications technologies enable use of a wide range of standardised equipment. The resulting system forms a network of digital intelligence that improves inventory management, loss control, overfill avoidance, and maintenance efficiency throughout the plant.
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