The Contrec Model 515 (Application FP02) is a heavy-duty industrial petroleum consumption flow computer engineered to perform precise multi-channel “delta” net volume and mass balancing. Tailored specifically for differential fuel tracking where feed flow exceeds return flow, this advanced device processes two separate analog flow inputs simultaneously. To deliver exceptional precision under volatile process temperatures, each measurement channel features a companion analog temperature input that applies real-time volume correction back to reference conditions. Volumetric compensation calculations are executed in strict accordance with ASTM D1250-04 and ASTM-IP-API Table 54 standards, making it fully compatible with gasolines, jet fuels, heating oils, diesels, lube oils, LPG, and custom fluid blends. Enclosed in a weather-sealed IP65 industrial housing with an alphanumeric backlit LCD interface, it offers exceptional field ruggedness and audit security. Complete with isolated 4-20mA loop retransmission, dual RS-232/RS-485 Modbus RTU serial links, and an adjustable 8-24V DC excitation supply, it serves as the definitive consumption analytics engine for modern automated plant networks.
Key Product Features
- Delta Net Consumption Math: Specialized processing model built to accurately calculate net fluid mass and volume usage by subtracting a return line from a feed line.
- Dual-Channel Temperature Compensation: Harnesses independent temperature inputs per line to perform highly accurate density corrections to reference states.
- Broad Petroleum & Liquid Scope: Native correction tables accommodate a wide cross-section of crude and refined petroleum lines, LPG, as well as general and user-defined custom fluids.
- Onboard Transducer Excitation: Features an adjustable, software-controlled 8-24V DC output voltage from the front panel to power connected field transmitters.
- Non-Volatile Real-Time Logging: Non-volatile memory pairs with an integrated Real Time Clock (RTC) data logger to capture more than 1,000 entries of process logs, totalizer data, and system alerts.




