Sentence examples for barrel capacity from inspiring English sources

The largest American OSRV I've found has only a 4,000 barrel capacity.

The brewery had been running at "well below" 50 per cent of its 1.3 million barrel capacity which was deemed "unsustainable" according to Scottish & Newcastle management.

The site had a 2 million barrel capacity, and occupied 22 acres on a new site which had formerly been occupied by a British Rubber mill.

In 1985 Boddingtons paid £27.5 million for the 160,000 barrel capacity Higsons Brewery in Liverpool and its tied estate of 160 public houses to form a combine with a £65 million turnover.

The brewery cost over £2 million, had a 150,000 barrel capacity, and was 60 per cent owned by Guinness Nigeria, 25 per cent by the United Africa Company with the remaining shares held by local Nigerian interests.

One skimmer, the 300-foot Nanuq, will be able to store 12,000 barrels of oil, and a tanker will have a 513,000-barrel capacity.

The House has yet to concur while the administration opposes the idea, arguing that it is more important to fulfill President Bush's post-9/11 pledge to fill the reserve to its 700 million-barrel capacity.

They range in size from Bridge and Tunnel, with its 1.5-barrel capacity, to Port Jeff Brewing in Port Jefferson, on the North Shore of Long Island, a relative behemoth with its seven-barrel system.

Administration officials said that the oil was sold in large lots, most of them 500,000 barrels or more, and the dozen or so oil companies and traders that bought them found it faster and more economical to move the oil on 500,000-barrel capacity ocean-going tankers rather than on American-owned coastal barges.

Analysis by Ensys, supported by the Department of Energy, has found that there is plenty of existing pipeline capacity from Alberta to the U.S. through 2025  (over 2 million barrels capacity per day – we currently import about 1 mbpd).

If predictions about Antarctica's 200 billion barrel oil capacity prove correct, the continent's reserves would be third largest in the world, according to the Lowy Institute.