Storing huge amounts of liquids without proper knowledge can be a disaster in disguise. We all know that the storing of huge amounts of liquids has become a normal fact in the factories today. Storing in advance helps the factory’s management to plan production targets and achieve them. But some factories where production targets are too high and they have enough capacity to meet them, the storage of liquids and other materials is extraordinarily high. Some factories on this planet are known to have huge storage tanks enough to supply an entire city with water. The rise in the demand of products has made it evident that factories are expanding their storage units rapidly.

The massive storage tanks provide the necessary amount of liquids needed in the production lines, but provisioning them without break is impossible without having proper knowledge of the remaining liquids. If the tanks run dry at once the entire production system would crash. The backlog would be so huge it would become impossible to eliminate it even with massive overtimes. Prevention is better than cure, which is why; to prevent any situation like this the factories use the handy ultrasonic level indicator. This portable device not only manages to provide accurate liquid levels in the small tanks, but it also enables the staff to measure the massive tanks accurately.

For better control over the flow of liquids and managing their stock, factories have devised a workable formula. They have created smaller tanks in between the production lines and the main storage tanks. The smaller tanks make it easy to measure the flow of liquid and they can learn about how much liquid is being used by a specific production line. Since the liquids are to be supplied in accordance with the production target, giving access to the main tank would not prevent excessive wastage and could harm other production line’s targets. So, to manage the righteous supply of the liquids, each production line has been provided a smaller tank which is filled to the required level.

These small tanks are fitted with a non removable liquid level indicator. The indicator shows real time liquid levels and the line supervisor can learn about the liquid level and tally his production. Matching the two records the supervisor can learn if his line has wasted any of the allotted liquids. This enables him to keep track of his production target and the amount of liquid available to his line for production. This system is widely used in the factories where liquids are massively used in producing the products.