1301160013

1301160013, or Car-Mounted Automatic Fuel Dispensing System, is an industrial equipment that is designed to provide an automated and accurate method of acquiring fuel from a tank or container without the need for manual dispensing or storage. The system is capable of working with a variety of fuels, including regular gasoline, diesel, aviation gasoline, and biodiesel. The advantages of this system include accurate fuel dispensing, improved cost and operational efficiency, and reduced labor costs.

The primary components of the 1301160013 system include a main frame consisting of a fuel tank dispenser (FTC), a control module, an electronic cash register (ECR), and a system cabinet. These components all work in tandem to facilitate the automated delivery of fuel. The FTC is the main component of the system and is positioned on top of the fuel tank or container. It consists of several components including a hydraulic pipeline, a filter, a fuel line, a shut-off valve, and a shut-off solenoid. The hydraulic pipeline pumps fluid through the fuel line, while the filter removes particulates. The shut-off valve and solenoid ensure that the system does not overfill or spill fuel.

The control module serves as the brain of the system. It contains the microprocessors, sensors, and other necessary electrical components that provide the intelligence of the system. It receives input from the sensor and the FTC, processes the information, and then sends out commands to operate the various components in the system. Additionally, it also stores information on fuel consumption and can track fuel purchases for future reference.The electronic cash register (ECR) is the system’s financial component. It is responsible for handling fuel purchases and provides a receipt for each transaction. It also stores information about each fuel transaction including the fuel type, amount purchased and price.The system cabinet is responsible for containing and protecting the other components from environmental damage. It is also responsible for providing access to the fuel storage tank.

In operation, 1301160013 is primarily used for automated fuel delivery from larger tanks and containers. The system is programmed to accept input from the user, such as the type and amount of fuel needed, and then take control of the process. The FTC is initially closed and then opened when the user submits the request. The fluid is then pumped through the filter using the hydraulic pipeline and passed through the fuel line to the shut-off valve. Once the requested amount of fuel has been dispensed, the valve is closed and the system is reset. The ECR registers the transaction and stores the information for future reference.

In conclusion, 1301160013 Car-Mounted Automatic Fuel Dispensing System is a piece of industrial equipment that provides automated and accurate fuel delivery and storage capabilities. Its components, including the FTC, control module, ECR, and system cabinet, work together in order to facilitate the efficient operation of the system. It\'s advantages include accurate fuel delivery, improved cost and operational efficiency, and reduced labor costs.