The fourth edition of API 2350 made it clear: preventing tank overfills and spills with appropriate technology is no longer optional. Small recurring spills during product delivery — or larger overfills from internal pressure build-up — carry serious safety, environmental, monetary, and regulatory consequences for a tank farm.
Phillips 66 — a global leader in refining, marketing, and transporting crude oil and petroleum products — operates a storage terminal in Pasadena, Texas, with 22 aboveground storage tanks and four sump tanks, holding gasoline, kerosene, and diesel transferred in by pipeline.
L&J Technologies — a Cognesense brand — is the global standard for bulk liquid storage measurement, control, and monitoring since 1976, and the technology behind reliable overfill protection at terminals worldwide.
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“The L&J engineering system not only serves as an accurate overfill alarm but also delivers the independent overfill protection that we were looking for. All of our tanks are outfitted with an MCG 2000MAX Transmitter and an MCG 1090 High Level Alarm Probe to make sure we have reliable level detection and overfill protection. The benefit of the MCG 1090 is its self-test feature. We have our alarm monitor set to test the probe and its communication every morning, and we have all of that data communicate directly to our control room.”
— Noel Cordova, Phillips 66 I&E Technician
Phillips 66 combines reliable gauging with independent overfill protection — full API 2350 compliance with accurate, defensible data.
Featured in part in Tank Storage Magazine.