March 2018
Terminals and Storage
Keep a floating roof on an even keel
Users of large liquid hydrocarbon storage tanks at refineries and terminals must solve a variety of problems and make trade-offs related to vapor emissions and general structural integrity for these massive containers.
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The Author
Skogberg, P. - Emerson Automation Solutions, Houston, Texas
Per Skogberg is Product Manager at Emerson Automation Solutions. He is based in Gothenburg, Sweden, and joined Emerson in 2014. Mr. Skogberg has expertise in radar level measurement and tank gauging systems for bulk liquid storage. He holds a BS degree in industrial engineering and management, and an MS degree in management and economics of innovation, both from the Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg, Sweden.
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