Packing Specification

UTI (Ullage Temperature Interface) Service:

Calibration: This is the most critical part of the service. While many modern UTI meters have sensors with characteristics stored in their memory that eliminate the need for routine recalibration of the temperature sensor itself, the entire unit's functionality must be verified. This involves:

Temperature Verification: The technician will use a certified reference thermometer to check the accuracy of the UTI's temperature reading, often by submerging the sensor in a bath of known temperature. If the reading is off by more than a specified tolerance (e.g., ±0.2∘C), the sensor may need to be replaced.

Ullage and Interface Verification: The technician will verify that the electronic and mechanical systems for measuring ullage and the oil-water interface are functioning correctly. This includes checking the accuracy of the tape, the responsiveness of the sensors, and the correct operation of the audio cues (beeps) for gas, oil, and water interfaces.

Preventive Maintenance: This involves physical inspection and cleaning of the device. This includes:

Tape Inspection: Checking the integrity of the measurement tape for any physical damage, kinks, or wear that could affect accuracy or safety.

Sensor and Probe Cleaning: The sensor probe is cleaned to remove any residue that could interfere with its ability to detect oil, water, or temperature.

System Checks: The technician will inspect the winding drum, battery, display unit, and all connections to ensure they are in good working order.

Troubleshooting and Repair: If the UTI meter is not functioning correctly, the service will include diagnosing the issue and performing necessary repairs, which could involve replacing the tape, sensor, or electronic components.