To determine the amount of lading remaining in a pressurized facility tank, what should be used?

The most effective method for determining the amount of lading remaining in a pressurized facility tank is the use of a magnetic gauge. This device measures the liquid level in the tank by utilizing a float connected to a magnetic transmitter. The gauge offers accuracy and reliability, particularly in pressurized systems where other methods may not be as effective or safe due to the conditions involved.

Other methods such as visual inspections may not provide an accurate measurement, as they can be subject to human error or visibility issues. Digital scales may require the tank to be emptied partially and might not provide a real-time measurement of the lading in a pressurized tank. Flow meters, while useful for monitoring the flow rate of liquids, are primarily designed for measuring the quantity of transferred substances rather than the remaining volume in a stationary tank. Therefore, the magnetic gauge presents a specialized solution tailored to these conditions, making it the most appropriate choice.