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Definition of surge tank in English: surge tanknoun A tank connected to a pipe carrying a liquid and intended to neutralize sudden changes of pressure in the flow by filling when the pressure increases and emptying when it drops. Example sentencesExamples - Their tanks are equipped with smaller access openings, making it difficult to service the safety foam, clean the tank, or add surge tanks, baffles, pumps and pickups.
- After cooling, the milk travels to pasteurized surge tanks and is later pumped to the product fillers.
- Unlike septic tanks, greywater surge tanks are often empty and experience tremendous buoyant lift under saturated soil conditions.
- This creates a bit of back pressure in the pipe, allowing the water level in the upper surge tank to rise a bit higher and thus start the siphon.
- The pump continues delivering water into the surge tank and the cycle repeats itself.
- Older pools with deteriorated metal surge tanks are frequently faced with limited access to the filter room.
- Accordingly, it is the object of this invention to provide a simple, space-efficient surge tank for air motors.
- The surge tank acts in the same manner as a swirl pot, supplying an even flow of fuel to the injectors.
- Dedicated surge tanks are required when intermittent peak loads of condensate can exceed the surge capacity of the deaerator.
- We also supply braided lines, anodised fittings and surge tanks for all applications.
- From here, if the surge tank is full, fuel is returned back to the main fuel tank.
- The system will feed into a large surge tank, which will supply nitrogen directly to the gates.
Definition of surge tank in US English: surge tanknoun A tank connected to a pipe carrying a liquid and intended to neutralize sudden changes of pressure in the flow by filling when the pressure increases and emptying when it drops. Example sentencesExamples - We also supply braided lines, anodised fittings and surge tanks for all applications.
- Dedicated surge tanks are required when intermittent peak loads of condensate can exceed the surge capacity of the deaerator.
- The system will feed into a large surge tank, which will supply nitrogen directly to the gates.
- After cooling, the milk travels to pasteurized surge tanks and is later pumped to the product fillers.
- The surge tank acts in the same manner as a swirl pot, supplying an even flow of fuel to the injectors.
- This creates a bit of back pressure in the pipe, allowing the water level in the upper surge tank to rise a bit higher and thus start the siphon.
- Their tanks are equipped with smaller access openings, making it difficult to service the safety foam, clean the tank, or add surge tanks, baffles, pumps and pickups.
- Older pools with deteriorated metal surge tanks are frequently faced with limited access to the filter room.
- From here, if the surge tank is full, fuel is returned back to the main fuel tank.
- Accordingly, it is the object of this invention to provide a simple, space-efficient surge tank for air motors.
- The pump continues delivering water into the surge tank and the cycle repeats itself.
- Unlike septic tanks, greywater surge tanks are often empty and experience tremendous buoyant lift under saturated soil conditions.
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