NOUN
- the act of storing in tanks
- the quantity contained in (or the capacity of) a tank or tanks
- the charge for storing something in tanks
How To Use tankage In A Sentence
- Normally less than 5% meat meal and tankage are used in growing and finishing diets for pigs and less than 10% in diets for brood sows and poultry.
- Of the proposed tankage, 1.5 million tonnes will be built at Mangalore and one million tonnes at Vizag.
- "The truck is equipped with tankage to enable the transportation of 500 litres of diesel fuel, 500 litres each of bulk engine oil and hydraulic oil and collection of 200 litres of used oil from equipment operating at mining working ends," he said.
- And it neatly avoids using the LSAM for LOI, then delivering emptied tankage to the lunar surface, too. A Constellation Alternative you Might Never have Seen - NASA Watch
- The KC-10A supplementary fuel tankage system, selected after extensive studies, includes seven unpressurized integral-body fuel cells, four aft of the wing and three forward, all located in underdeck vented cavities.
- It is expected that the incinerator would run for about ten hours a day, and tankage on the test system is designed to mimic the highs and lows of use in terms of grey water higher at the beginning of a shift, when more people are taking showers and washing, for example.
- Maximum capacity of flow equalization limited by available wastewater depth in feed chamber of concrete tankage.
- On top of this were the rooms where they dried the "tankage," the mass of brown stringy stuff that was left after the waste portions of the carcasses had had the lard and tallow dried out of them. The Jungle
- I.e. the solids plus the tankage and the three SSMEs can hoist 90+ tons to orbit, and that makes the stack a "heavy lifter". It's Time To Go, Mike - NASA Watch
- Besides, the country at present has tankage to provide for 45 days' cover of petroleum products.