During the NISTM 2025 event, tank gauging systems were the focus of the participation of Luis Lamberty, Aviation Sales Manager of Solares Florida Corporation, the executive highlighted the comprehensive scope of services offered by the company, "From the aircraft wing to the tank barge," he explained, Solares is involved in every stage of the fueling system at air terminals, including subway equipment, overfill systems, custom skids and metering solutions. This complete coverage allows terminals to work with a single supplier capable of meeting critical needs with specialized solutions.
One of Solares' main proposals is its tank gauging system based on radar technology. Using
According to Lamberty, one of the biggest challenges facing terminal operators is preciselyincorrect metering or overfill issues. Radar technology provides an effective solution that directly addresses these concerns, ensuring regulatory compliance and operational safety.
Another aspect highlighted by the Solares representative is the ease of implementation of its systems. These are
This represents an important competitive advantage in an environment where downtime means operational losses. In addition, it reduces the learning curve for technical personnel and accelerates return on investment.
In the interview, Lamberty explained that the biggest problem his customers face is inaccuracy and overfill errors. These failures not only affect safety, but also affect the profitability of operations, which is why Solares' tank gauging systems are designed to provide accurate and reliable data in real time.
Through the collaboration with Emerson, Solares ensures high quality components and technical support for all its projects, allowing them to offer robust solutions for aviation, an industry that demands minimum margins of error.
Although artificial intelligence is not yet integrated into its operations, Luis Lamberty said that the company is evaluating its incorporation in the short term. The team is aware of the potential of this technology to optimize processes, anticipate failures and facilitate operational decisions in real time, "It's not there yet, but it's coming very soon," he said.
This positions the company on a path of continuous evolution, adapting to the future demands of automation and predictive analytics, without losing its focus on current technical quality.
With more than 100 years of experience, Solares Florida Corporation remains one of the leaders in systems integration for the oil and gas industry. Its alliance with Emerson, its ISO 9001 certification and its customized manufacturing capabilities reinforce its position as a strategic partner for aviation terminals throughout the continent.
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Source: Inspenet.
