Exhibitor Spotlight: Loginet
- 17/09/2024
Automating your fluid storage plant?
It is possible with Loginet solutions
Cutting-edge, tailor-made software and automated systems
Terminal Automation Systems and Digitalisation are transforming logistics, making product handling processes in oil depots, refineries and fluid storage facilities more efficient. At the forefront of this transformation is Loginet, whose solutions enable realities of any size and complexity to gradually transition from manual operations to fully standardized and automated control of loading and unloading procedures.
Challenges in fluid handling
Facilities managing petroleum products and fluids face significant challenges related to the management of loading, unloading and storage operations. Ensuring the safety and workflow efficiency is the priority because of the numerous activities, people coordination and the high value of the products handled. Depot owners’ need is to minimise the risk of loss, intercept abnormal operations, preventing product theft and maximise productivity by reducing the margin of errors.
In addition, adaptability is also key to meeting the evolving needs of depots and keeping up with industry regulations. Failure to adapt can result in costly penalties or operational disruptions, causing significant delays, reduced efficiency and increased costs.
Relying on advanced monitoring systems means adopting a transparent and precise management, ensuring
that every movement is recorded and controlled in real-time. This is where the solutions of Loginet, the
Italian leader in the industrial automation sector, come in.
Loginet’s solutions
Loginet combines innovation and experience to design automation systems that optimize the entire fluid loading and unloading process for tanker trucks, tank containers, and rail tankers.
At the heart of their offerings is TAS Nuovo Petrol, a software platform specifically designed to supervise and control the loading and unloading processes in oil and fluid storage facilities. The intuitive interface provides real-time visualization of every operational phase, offering fast diagnostics, alerts for any anomalies, and detailed reporting.
Driver and vehicle identification is possible through devices such as cameras, badge readers and biometric readers, which capture and transfer data directly to the system. That platform also manages field data related to tare and gross weighing, electronic headers management in loading bays and collection of essential documents.
Thanks to its modular and open technologies architecture, the system can be tailored to meet customer
needs and integrated with a wide range of devices, systems and field instrumentation. This ensures each procedure within the plant is executed with precision. Nuovo Petrol is a web application accessible via browser, allowing for easy updates and minimal downtime, with minimal need for manual intervention.
Innovation and excellence: Today and Tomorrow
Founded in 1997, Loginet specializes in industrial automation systems. The company offers more than just project development and implementation; it provides a comprehensive suite of services, including consulting, feasibility studies, and extensive support and maintenance. These services are available either individually or in turnkey form.
Whatever the scope and size of the project, the team of engineers and technicians consistently deliver high-quality, professional results, focusing on providing cutting-edge solutions. By emphasizing innovation,
Loginet not only addresses current challenges but is also prepared for the future.
A recent example of this forward-thinking approach is the Oil Booking mobile application, an innovative tool that allows drivers to book their loads directly via smartphone. Once authenticated upon arrival, drivers no longer need to leave their vehicles, streamlining the loading process.
Looking ahead, Loginet will continue to explore new technologies and develop even more advanced solutions, keeping safety, efficiency and accuracy as key priorities.
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