Varec, Inc.
5834 Peachtree Corners East
Norcross (Atlanta), GA 30092
USA

FuelsManager supports truck, barge and rail loading racks at all crude, refined product, LPG, chemical, fertilizer and asphalt facilities. If you operate a single, manually-operated rack or multiple facilities with advanced electronic control equipment, FuelsManager Oil & Gas Terminal Automation Edition will improve the efficiency of your loading operations.

Load Rack Automation

Interface existing equipment into one automated system using FuelsManager’s flexible, open communications. For example, interface with third-party electronic presets, such as the Smith Accuload® III and Microload®, to control product loading or Configure Driver Entry Terminals (DET) to control entry gates, exit gates and weigh stations.
Create custom SCADA graphic displays that represent your facility’s equipment status, alarms and events. For example, during the loading process, all pump, valve and meter indicators are updated in real-time and loading rack status can be displayed clearly to your operators.
Control loading using information from FuelsManager’s order management or inventory management systems. For example, verify the order matches the product load request or stop loading product based on inventory shortages.
Automatically verify product inventory against customer specifications and print the required documentation, including Certificates of Analysis, by integrating with existing quality control systems.
Control and allocate product loads for every customer for a particular period (day, week, month).
Operate to your business rules by individually configuring transactions, orders, field definitions, screen layouts, BOL information, graphics screens and reports.
Produce Bill of Lading (BOL) and transaction reports for inventory reconciliation, accounting and financial processing to SAP Oil & Gas or interface to data exchanges, such as PetroEX and TABS.

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“Total automation - from facility access to product loading - for safe and secure operations”