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Complete silo / vessel inventory database
system |
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Gives accurate inventory at low cost |
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Shows levels in all plant’s vessels on any
computer |
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Up to 8 vessels in one unit |
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Handles divided silos |
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Self-install kit, anyone can do it |
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Internet company database |
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Typical accuracy 2% of full
scale | |
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Plant personnel view their own silos |
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Head office views graphical history of all silos,
all plants |
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Supplier views levels in all customers’ silos, all
plants |
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Alarms trigger refill process
automatically |
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Weldable strain gauges on front and back of
leg |
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More accurate, less costly than bolt-on sensors
(Kistler Morse etc.) |
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Can use 2 or 4 legs |
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OK for 6 or more legs |
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H-beam, O-beam, L-beam or square section
legs |
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Must have at least 1500 psi stress in
leg |
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Minimize temperature changes for best
accuracy | |
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Handles all the vessels in a single
location |
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Can gauge 2 or 4 legs depending on desired accuracy
– 2% accuracy with 4 legs, 5% with 2 legs. You can even add the missing
legs later to increase the
accuracy. | |
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Choose the location on leg |
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Grind surface until smooth |
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Drill cover mounting holes |
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Weld gauges to leg |
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Test gauges and connect |
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All gauges daisy-chained from leg to leg and then
from vessel to DAQ unit |
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Seal gauges and fit cover |
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Seal cover |
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Test and calibrate |
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Kit contains all
materials | |
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Strain gauges are more accurate because they are
applied to both sides of leg, cancelling heat-induced
stress |
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Installation is not physically demanding – anyone
with a steady hand can do it |
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PC computer browser display allows everyone to read
and use it |
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Buy only the features and accuracy you
need | |
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DAQ (data acquisition) unit converts silo signals
to Internet page, viewable anywhere in local or wide area
network |
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Connects to local cable or wireless network via
standard Ethernet cable |
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No special software – uses any type of Internet
browser on any computer |
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Displays levels in vessels plus 4 types of
alarm |
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Simple programming/ calibration |
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Does not need empty vessel for
calibration | |
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Link to SiloWeigh.Net Internet database is standard
via lan and company Internet service |
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Optional 8, 16 or 24 setpoint relays for alarm
indication of emergency high / low levels etc. |
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Optional 8 inputs for alarm cancel, baghouse
overpressure switches etc. |
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Optional serial RS232/RS485 data or isolated analog
output connection to PLCs and control systems |
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Optional data transmission to central database via
telephone, cellular or satellite modem at low monthly
cost | |
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When no direct Internet link from plant is
available |
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Telephone modem can be used – requires a wire from
DAQ unit to phone service |
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Cellular modem convenient but needs to be within
service area |
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Satellite modem, inexpensive to use because amount
of data is small |
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Globalstar or Iridium both compatible, good for
remote areas, worldwide | |
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Stores data from all vessels in company, regardless
of location |
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Any authorized person can view data through
Internet site, anywhere in the world |
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Select weight history for any vessel, any plant,
any company, any material |
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View trend graphs over any time period |
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Automatic alarm alerts based on your
criteria |
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Connects to your company database / ERP system for
automatic ordering, dispatching and truck fleet
management | |
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Server available at www.siloweigh.net |
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Prospects & dealers can view site and see demo
any time |
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Full demonstration via Internet by appointment.
Call your dealer or Scale-Tron at 800 632 7083 |
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Email: scaletron@scaletron.com |
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Same database holds data for all
companies |
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Guaranteed 24-7-52 operation with no data loss,
backed-up daily |
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Many standard graphs and reports |
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Custom reports and special data can be
added |
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Can connect to and become an extension of your
company ERP computer system | |
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Your area in the database houses all sub-companies,
divisions & plants |
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Each plant holds data for all vessels |
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Also stored is a record of all alarms for each
vessel together with time and date |
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Data is password protected and secured against
hacker attacks | |
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Trend graphs can be zoomed to any time or date
period |
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Alarms flag when reordering is due |
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Emergency deliveries can be eliminated |
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TCP/IP link to other database makes connection to
existing or new delivery scheduling system |
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Most companies have computerized their
business. Imagine a
cement company with database of products, stock, customers and
delivery trucks. They need to know where to send deliveries each
day. By knowing the
inventory in each vessel at each plant, the loop is closed and the
scheduling system is complete. |
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The same applies to concrete companies and other
industries who need to order materials |
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SiloWeigh.Net gives you the ability to do this,
automatically, all the time. | |
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Grain – corn, wheat, rice etc. |
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Animal feed mills |
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Breweries |
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Bakeries and food |
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Plastics, chemicals |
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Liquid tanks |
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Mines, refining |
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Asphalt storage |
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Instead of vertical legs, use cross beams in
interconnected frames (consult us) |
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Do not use for trade |
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Do not use for batching, bag filling or truck
loading – not enough accuracy | |
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Across the world, SiloWeigh.Net has a unique niche in the
market. It has the
highest accuracy at a modest cost, along with unique browser display
and Internet database. Every cement company and many other
industries are planning to automate deliveries or ordering. Here is
a perfect solution at the right time – take advantage and be one
step ahead of your competition, like we are! |
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Scale-Tron Inc., Montreal |
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www.scaletron.com |
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www.siloweigh.net |
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scaletron@scaletron.com |
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1 800 632 7083 |
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J. McCoy Equipment Ltd. Port Perry,
Ontario |
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www.jmccoyequipment.com |
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john@jmccoyequipment.com |
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905-985-0989 |
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Thank you for
participating | |