Abstract: A system which enables the measuring, testing and accounting for a fluid, preferably oil, as stored in a tank battery adjacent a producing oil well system. In its most basic form, the system includes a master control unit associated with a level transducer for each tank, basic sediment and water monitors for various conduits within the system, temperature sensors for each tank and the various conduits, and a data collection box for transferring data stored in the master control unit after a predetermined amount of time has transpired. Several options are available with this system and these include telemetry options for remote reporting of the various parameters of the system and various alarm and theft prevention devices.

Abstract: During manufacture of a flexible disk drive, the drive's head is located in its penetration direction, and then in radial, azimuth, tangential, roll and pitch attitudes by reading a test disk, as the head is held by a robotic head holder/manipulator. The head's signal produces closed-loop control of a serially-stacked array of rotary and linear motors which position the holder/manipulator. After the head is properly adjusted, it is clamped to the disk drive's head carriage.Cross Reference to Other ApplicationsApplication Ser. No. 391,058, filed June 22, 1982, "Manufacturing Method and Apparatus for Adjusting the Position of a Magnetic Head in a Flexible Disk Drive", by Paul M. Charlson, Richard H. Estry and Clarence R. Schwieters.Application Ser. No. 433,618, filed Oct. 12, 1982, "Manufacturing Apparatus for Adjusting the Position of a Magnetic Head in a Flexible Disk Drive", by Holger J. Baasch, Ross W. Bishop, Paul M. Charlson, James G. Hunzeker and Clarence R. Schwieters.