Protect your fueling operations with a complete line of Scully Liquid Safety Systems
- No operator on top of the vehicle ensures reduced liabilities and lower insurance costs
- Hatch remains closed, eliminating potential environmental and safety hazards
- Replaces older mechanical jet level sensors or floats that can fail at any point with no detection
- Dynacheck® Self-Checking circuitry means your Scully overfill prevention system checks itself 30 times per second to prevent human error, and if any sensor or component failure is detected, it automatically shuts down the operation
- One connection does it all—overfill protection, static grounding, and Dead Man Control.
- An Audio Interface Module with alarm is available for applications such as U.S. Navy Refueler and Defueler operations where an audio alert is required
In some applications, a Scully IntelliCheck® onboard control unit is used to control functions such as advanced interface modules, and bottom loading or defueling shutdown controls. Vehicles can be outfitted with an independent dual level system (high & high/high). The high-level sensor is controlled at the fill stand by a Scully control unit. The high/high sensor can be installed as a secondary shut down method controlling the vehicle’s bottom loading valves. If the valve or pump fails to shut down fuel flow at the fill stand, the secondary vehicle system will take over and shut down the vehicle’s bottom loading valve. The U.S. Air Force has standardized on this system.
Vehicle Identification Systems, which communicate via the overfill system plug to the control unit at the fill stand, can also be used to prevent mixing of different fuel grades.
Scully aviation systems have been standard equipment on U.S. Navy refuelers and Air Force R-11 refuelers for many years and are also in use in the commercial aviation market.
Click here to read a case study regarding the updated regulations from the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) that address requirements for aviation fill stands (fuel racks) and refuelers (tank trucks) to improve safety for operators, reduce risks of environmental release (fuel spills), and eliminate liability incidents such as fires or human injury.
