Reducing fuel consumption for utility trucks

Project background

The customer – is a major operator of the housing and utility services market. The enterprise has more than 200 vehicles (cars and trucks) in its fleet. The company's management monitored fuel consumption with established standards and waybills. The system was not clear and did not allow to reveal facts of norms overestimation and fuel drains by drivers.

Challenges

• Implement a fuel consumption control system
• Integrate fuel consumption control sensors with 1C software products (so that dispatchers can carry out a daily report of the real residues of fuel and lubricants)
• Ensure continuous system performance even at low temperatures

Solution

The project is based on Galileosky Base Block trackers. The system includes fuel level sensors, working hours sensors and sensors on power take-offs.A wide variety of machines operate in the client's park: buses, aerial platforms, truck cranes, flatbed trucks, cargo-passenger vans, sludge pumps, diagnostic laboratories, vacuum and sewer washing machines, tank-vehicles, tractors, loaders, excavators, dump trucks, etc. The equipment was eventually installed on 200 equipment units.

As part of the system development, integration with 1C software products was carried out thanks to Wialon server - a multifunctional GPS vehicle monitoring system.Additionally, a regulation was introduced for working with the accounting and control system for repair specialists and dispatchers.