"day tank" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in technical or industrial contexts to refer to a small storage tank that is used to hold a supply of a liquid, such as fuel or water, for daily use. Example: The day tank must be refilled every morning to ensure a steady supply of fuel for the generators throughout the day.
It was in 1867 that Friedrich Siemens, working in his late brother Hans' factory in Dresden, Ger., successfully converted a day tank to a continuous cross-fired furnace equipped with regenerators.
Labino himself oversaw the conversion of the pot furnace into a day tank, supplying it with low-melting-point glass marbles he had developed for use in the production of fiberglass.
For smaller production rates, day tanks or unit melters are used.
Vannay left Hama on Monday, the day tanks shelled the city's two hospitals.
The cost is $1,500 and includes three meals a day, tanks and weights.
The next day, tanks from the American Third Infantry Division rolled to the outskirts and drew artillery fire, but air attacks snuffed out resistance and hundreds of Iraqis gave up.
To design day tanks with energy efficiency and good operation standards, a detailed transient model that considers the melting, refining, cooling and working stages of the glass production process was developed.
On Sunday tank and mortar rounds pounded the village - Shyrokyne - near government-held Mariupol, a vital port city.
On Thursday tanks and soldiers returned, reasserting the state's ability to use force.
Late on Friday, tanks arrived at the bridge to separate the clashing protesters and the violence died down.
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