tankage
/ˈtæŋkɪdʒ/
noun
- The storage of liquids or gases in tanks.
- Proper tankage of chemicals requires strict safety measures.
- The farm invested in new tankage for rainwater collection.
- The factory expanded its tankage to hold more crude oil.
- The capacity or amount that a tank or tanks can hold.
- We need to calculate the tankage of the reservoir before ordering supplies.
- The tankage of the water tower is enough for the whole neighborhood.
- The ship's total tankage is 50,000 gallons of fuel.
- A fee charged for storing something in a tank.
- The contract includes a separate charge for tankage.
- The monthly tankage for the oil storage added up quickly.
- They paid a tankage fee to keep their wine in the warehouse tanks.
- A concentrated fertilizer made from animal carcasses or slaughterhouse waste.
- Farmers use tankage to enrich the soil with nitrogen.
- The processing plant produces tankage from leftover meat and bones.
- Tankage is an organic alternative to synthetic fertilizers.