-
increase draft, as in a semi-submersible
vessel or platform, or a SWATH, to
improve seakeeping.
Using water in a
tank provides easier weight adjustment than...
- pulp and
paper mill, and food and
pharmaceutical equipment like
tanks and
vessels.
Chemical equipment that
range in size from less than a
metre to 20...
- A
pressure tank connected to a
water well and
domestic hot
water system. A few
pressure tanks, here used to hold propane. A
pressure vessel used as a kier...
- An
expansion tank or
expansion vessel is a
small tank used to
protect closed water heating systems and
domestic hot
water systems from
excessive pressure...
-
first oil-
tank steamer,
Vaderland (Fatherland),
which was
built by
Palmers Shipbuilding and Iron
Company for
Belgian owners. The
vessel's use was curtailed...
- L.C.)).
Calling a
vessel 300 ft (91 m) long a "craft" was
considered a
misnomer and the type was re-christened "Landing Ship,
Tank (2)", or "LST (2)"...
- An
oxygen tank is an
oxygen storage vessel,
which is
either held
under pressure in gas cylinders,
referred to in the
industry as high
pressure oxygen cylinders...
- containers. In the U.S.,
storage tanks operate under no (or very little) pressure,
distinguishing them from
pressure vessels.
Tanks can be used to hold materials...
-
redistributed in the
vessel or
disposed of
altogether to
change its
effects on the
movement of the
vessel. The
basic concept behind the
ballast tank can be seen...
-
connects the
lower tank deck with the main deck and a p****age
large enough to
allow access to the
parking area amidships. The
vessels are also equipped...
