About ADMS

In-line blending optimisation for finished fuels

Property targeting：multiple quality specifications held at once against grade requirements

Component optimisation：cheaper base components maximised without breaking spec

Grade switching：automated changeover between product grades

Giveaway reduction：less quality giveaway, fewer re-blends

Tank and energy savings：less pumping, less tank occupancy, lower vapour loss

Alarm collection, consolidation and rationalisation across the plant alarm set

Collection：alarms gathered from DCS, SCADA and OPC sources into one store

Statistics：rate, flood, chattering, standing and repeat-offender analysis

Rationalisation：structured review workflow with a defensible audit trail

Management：five functional areas from configuration through reporting

Analyser management and data acquisition

Measurement accuracy：readings validated against reference samples for traceability

Predictive maintenance：analyser health monitored so intervention happens before drift matters

Continuous record：measurements logged and retained for quality reporting

Central monitoring：every field analyser managed from one place

Web HMI：browser-based interface for live data

Remote validation：automatic calibration against reference samples

Continuous emissions monitoring for stacks under regulatory reporting

Continuous measurement：stack gas concentrations and flow sampled and logged without gaps

Data validity：calibration drift, span checks and out-of-service periods flagged rather than silently averaged

Reporting：emissions data prepared in the format the regulator asks for, on the regulator’s cycle

Audit trail：raw and validated data both retained, so a figure can be traced back to the measurement

Integration：reads from the analyser cabinet and hands data to the plant historian

Information system for fuel terminals and tank farms

Tank inventory：level, temperature and calculated volume across the tank farm in one view

Movements：receipts, transfers and loadings recorded against the movement that authorised them

Loading operations：gantry and berth activity tied back to orders and to custody transfer records

Reconciliation：book stock against measured stock, with the difference attributable rather than absorbed

Interfaces：tank gauging, metering and the plant control system