Mixed tank configurations
The project covered both vertical and horizontal tanks.
Fuel inventory and level monitoring
Automatic Tank Gauging System (ATG) in Pakistan.
EPC plans and installs automatic tank gauging (ATG) systems in Pakistan for petrol stations, diesel storage and industrial tanks. Monitor fuel level, calculated volume, water and temperature with a system matched to your tank, product and reporting needs.
24/7Tank visibility
4-in-1Critical measurements
1–NSingle or multi-site
EPC / TANKVIEW● SYSTEM ONLINE
TANK 01 · DIESEL78.4%39,200 L
Temperature26.8°C
Water level1.2 mm
Inventory movement · last 24 hours
BUILT FOR CRITICAL OPERATIONSFuel stationsDiesel storageIndustrial plantsGenerator tanksBulk terminals
The system
What is an automatic tank gauging system?
An automatic tank gauging system, also called an ATG system or automatic tank gauge system, uses in-tank probes and a controller to monitor stored liquid. Compatible equipment reports product level, water and temperature; tank calibration data is used to calculate volume. Operators can review inventory and configured alerts without relying only on manual dip readings.
EPC plans each solution around tank geometry, stored product, operating environment, communications and the level of reporting your team actually needs.
What the system measures
One probe. Four critical readings.
Measurement capability depends on probe technology, tank type and the approved system design.
Product level
Continuous liquid height measurement helps replace irregular manual dip readings.
Calculated volume
Tank calibration data converts measured level into practical inventory volume.
Water level
Compatible probes can identify water at the bottom of fuel storage tanks.
Temperature
Temperature data supports inventory review and early identification of abnormal conditions.
How automatic tank gauging works
Tank data from the probe to your screen.
An automatic tank gauge uses a level sensor or probe installed in the storage tank. The measurement is sent through a suitable communication interface to a local console, controller or cloud-connected monitoring platform. Tank geometry and calibration data help the software calculate usable inventory.
1. Measure
A compatible probe continuously senses product level and other configured tank conditions.
2. Transmit
Readings move to the control unit through a wired or suitable wireless communication route.
3. Calculate
The monitoring software uses the approved tank chart to display level, volume and available capacity.
4. Alert and report
Operators review live inventory, delivery events, alarms and historical movement from one interface.
Core capabilities
Control starts with better data.
One connected view for inventory, delivery events, exceptions and historical tank movement.
01
Live inventory
View product level, volume, ullage, water level and temperature from one clear screen.
02
Filling detection
Record tank inventory before, during and after deliveries for faster reconciliation.
03
Smart alarms
Get early warning for high level, low stock, water ingress and abnormal temperature.
04
History & reports
Review movements, deliveries and alarm events with time-stamped operational records.
05
Remote monitoring
Supervise single or multiple sites without waiting for manual dip readings.
06
System integration
Connect monitoring data with compatible automation, control and reporting workflows.
Confidential project example
Automatic tank gauging for vertical and horizontal tanks.
EPC developed an automatic tank gauging (ATG) system for a confidential client's vertical and horizontal storage tanks. The project included online tank-level monitoring and loading/draining status visibility.
Online level monitoring
Tank levels could be viewed online.
Loading and draining status
The system displayed loading/draining status alongside level information.
The delivered system provided online visibility of tank levels and loading/draining status across the project's tanks. This summary describes the monitoring functions delivered; it does not claim automated control of loading or draining operations.
Client identity, project access details, and operational readings are withheld for confidentiality.
System architecture
Five connected layers. One reliable view.
From the measuring point inside the tank to the information your operations team uses—each layer has a clear role.
Tank probe
Measures product level, water and temperature inside the storage tank.
Site controller
Collects probe readings, applies tank data and manages local alarms.
Communication
Transfers site information through the selected network or integration route.
Central platform
Organizes inventory, events and historical records across one or many sites.
Dashboard & reports
Presents live status, alarms and decision-ready information to your team.
Planning an ATG project
How to select a tank gauging system in Pakistan.
A reliable automatic tank gauging system starts with the tank and operating requirement—not a generic equipment list. EPC reviews the storage arrangement, product, measurement objective, site access and reporting needs before recommending a practical system architecture.
Useful quotation information
Tank quantity, dimensions or capacity, stored product, aboveground or underground installation, existing instruments, site location and local or remote monitoring requirements.
Tank type and geometry
Underground, aboveground, horizontal and vertical tanks require different installation and calibration considerations.
Stored product
Diesel, petrol and industrial liquids influence probe compatibility, materials and the measurements required from the system.
Measurement objectives
Define whether the fuel tank monitoring system must report product level, calculated volume, water, temperature, ullage or delivery movement.
Local or remote monitoring
Choose a local tank display, remote dashboard or multi-site inventory view according to operational responsibility and connectivity.
Alarms and reporting
High level, low stock, water ingress and unusual movement alerts should match the decisions your operators need to make.
Installation and integration
Review cabling, hazardous-area requirements, controller location and connections with compatible automation or reporting systems.
Built around your operation
One platform. Multiple applications.
For sites where stock accuracy, safety and timely replenishment matter—from a single generator tank to a multi-location fuel network.
03Industrial plants↗
04Generator tanks↗
05Bulk terminals & depots↗
EPC project route
From tank survey to working system.
01
Site & scope review
We review tank details, product, access, current equipment and monitoring goals.
02
System design
EPC selects a suitable measurement, communication and reporting architecture.
03
Installation
Equipment is installed, configured and checked against the agreed scope.
04
Handover & support
Operators receive system guidance, documentation and a clear support route.
Budget and specification
ATG system price in Pakistan.
A useful quotation starts with your tank list and the information you need from the system. A single-tank local display and a multi-site remote monitoring project have different equipment and installation requirements.
Compare the complete scope
- Measurement equipment: probe quantity, product compatibility, measuring range and the required readings.
- Site installation: tank access, mounting, cabling and the work needed to connect the equipment.
- Inventory setup: tank chart data, controller configuration, alarm settings and handover.
- Reporting: local display or remote access, user requirements and any recurring software or connectivity charges.
Before selecting equipment, request the proposed model datasheet, stated accuracy, applicable approvals and written inclusions and exclusions. Final suitability should be confirmed against your actual site requirements.
Common questions
Automatic tank gauging FAQs.
Need a project-specific answer? Send EPC your tank list and site details.
What does an automatic tank gauging system measure?
Depending on the selected probe and system design, it can measure product level, calculated volume, water level, temperature and available tank capacity.
Can EPC monitor existing fuel or diesel tanks?
Yes. EPC can review existing tanks, dimensions, products, site conditions and current instruments to recommend a practical retrofit or new installation route.
Is remote tank monitoring available?
Remote access can be included where the site has suitable communications and the selected equipment supports central monitoring.
Which information is needed for a quotation?
Share the number of tanks, dimensions or capacity, stored product, site location, current level method and whether local or remote monitoring is required.
What affects ATG system price in Pakistan?
The quotation depends on tank quantity, probe specification, controller capacity, installation access, cabling, calibration data and local or remote reporting. Ask for an itemised equipment, installation and software scope so that offers can be compared on the same basis.
How is automatic tank gauging different from manual dipping?
Manual dipping gives a reading when an operator checks the tank. An automatic tank gauging system provides recurring measurements and, where configured, recorded inventory, delivery events and alarms. Measurement quality still depends on suitable equipment, installation and accurate tank calibration data.
Technical knowledge
Related tank gauging guides.
Practical guidance for fuel storage, inventory monitoring and system planning in Pakistan.
GUIDE 01
Automatic Tank Gauging System Kya Hai?
ATG components, measurements, applications and selection basics.
GUIDE 02Manual Dipping vs Automatic Tank Gauging
Compare reading frequency, safety, records, cost and operational use.
GUIDE 03Fuel Tank Monitoring Cost Factors
Understand the equipment, installation and software factors behind cost.
GUIDE 04Underground Tank Water Detection
Manual and automatic detection methods, alarms and response planning.
Start with a scope review
Ready to see every tank more clearly?
Share tank quantity, dimensions or capacity, stored product, site location and the monitoring outcome you need.