The new station segment holds two tanks loaded with a total of about 600 pounds of ammonia.
He was a supply driver, tasked with keeping tanks loaded with ammunition.
Miller and his colleagues had tanks loaded with napalm, which were to be dropped on the Germans.
For example, in a study of organophosphate applicators, Stokes et al. (1995) identified differences in urinary metabolite levels based on the number of tanks loaded, acres sprayed, and hours sprayed.
Some of BH Sensors' most impactful products are pressure sensors on water tanks, load sensors on heavy duty construction vehicles, and proximity sensors on Navy aircraft carriers.
Soon there will be no sign of what I saw: blackened tanks being loaded on to transporters; militia vehicles burned and peppered with bullet holes; the clothing of the newly dead, shot in a battle in Gaddafi's backyard.
Under the conditions of normal exploitation, such tanks are loaded mainly with internal pressure being the sum of hydrostatic pressure and the uniform pressure caused by vapor of the medium contained therein (Magnucki et al. 2004).
Set in the 1980s on the peninsula of Gibraltar, where British soldiers are downing brewskis by the tank-load, this popular production has been staged by Josie Rourke, who is poised to succeed Michael Grandage as the artistic director of the abidingly hot Donmar Warehouse.
This means the well in my backyard is dry--which means I have to buy a tank load of water from a water truck about every ten days.
The rule, from DOT's Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration and the Federal Railroad Administration, applies to "high-hazard flammable trains" -- that is, those with a continuous row of 20 or more tank cars loaded with flammable liquids, or those carrying a total of 35 or more tank cars with flammable liquids.
