Sentence examples for pipes tanks from inspiring English sources

Methane — from landfills, livestock and leaking pipes, tanks and wells — has recently been found to be a close second.

In "Empire of Water," David Soll describes how the city transformed its notoriously unsanitary water system in the early 20th century by buying up watersheds in the Catskill Mountains and building a large network of reservoirs, pipes, tanks, sampling stations and other devices that delivers a billion gallons a day of excellent water into the city's homes and businesses.

Amongst the mazes of pipes, tanks, and centrifuges, there are no people.

The Houston firm handles about 3 million barrels of crude oil out of the 14 million barrels sucked in by refineries every day in the U.S., and it gets paid a fee for the use of its pipes, tanks and terminals.

Behind the walls, the site bristles with pipes, tanks, gauges and subsurface pumps.

Upwind and right next door, the Phillips 66 refinery looms over the neighborhood, a skeletal Goliath of pipes, tanks, valves, boilers, stacks, columns and cracking units.

Propst [1] made use of differential equations to model a periodically forced flow through different pipe-tank configurations.

The proposed model parameters are identified and further validated by conducting bench tests of the stand-alone air spring component and the bellow-pipe-tank system, separately.

In this paper, an air spring dynamic model is developed by considering the thermodynamics of the bellow-pipe-tank pneumatic system, the effective friction, and viscoelastic damping of the bellow rubber.

The NHMRC FAQs and the health education materials from all cities note that rainwater may be contaminated with lead, but only the Broken Hill materials specify how this can occur, through "dust on the roof, old pipes, old tanks and leaf matter" and further, that "levels of lead in rainwater tanks can change on a daily basis and is generally high" [ 56].

First, because it is so flattened, with viscera of pipes and tanks sticking out.