Liquefied Petroleum Storage and Distribution Problems and Research Thesis

Gorawski, Marcin; Gorawska, Anna; Pasterak, Krzysztof

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-18422-7_48

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“…There are more than 30,000 persons affected by hydrocarbon toxicity every year [2]. Furthermore, this conventional method might be inaccurate due to human errors when performing the measurement [3].…”

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Gas Station Fuel Storage Tank Monitoring System using Internet of Things

Suleiman¹

2019

IJATCSE

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This paper presents the development of a prototype of gas station fuel storage tank monitoring system using Internet of Things (IoT). In Malaysia, the current method to measure the fuel level in the underground tank is by using dipstick; which is inefficient and unsafe. The proposed monitoring system is automatic, gives real time reading of fuel level and fuel temperature in the underground storage tank collected from an ultrasonic sensor and waterproof temperature sensor. All the input values from these sensors are transmitted to an IoT platform called Blynk, through the medium of an open-source microcontroller board: NodeMCU. The fuel storage tank monitoring system alerts the users whenever the fuel is on low stock; or at a high temperature above 35°C. The proposed IoT-based system may help gas station operators to monitor the fuel parameters from anywhere via devices with internet connection. Efficient monitoring without physical presence at the local site can be achieved.

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confidence: 99%

Gas Station Fuel Storage Tank Monitoring System using Internet of Things

Suleiman¹

2019

IJATCSE

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“…The most dangerous example is fuel leak [15,24], which introduces very serious consequences to the environment. In order to prevent such a threat, it is crucial to detect any volume of fuel leaked from tank and piping as fast as possible.…”

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Research and Analysis of the Stream Materialized Aggregate List

Gorawski

Pasterak

2015

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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Abstract. The problem of low-latency processing of large amounts of data acquired in continuously changing environment has led to the genesis of Stream Processing Systems (SPS). However, sometimes it is crucial to process both historical (archived) and current data, in order to obtain full knowledge about various phenomena. This is achieved in a Stream Data Warehouse (StrDW), where analytical operations on both historical and current data streams are performed. In this paper we focus on Stream Materialized Aggregate List (StrMAL) -a stream repository tier of StrDW. As a motivating example, the liquefied petrol storage and distribution system, containing continuous telemetric data acquisition, transmission and storage, will be presented as possible application for Stream Materialized Aggregate List.

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