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1. плавка; плавление; варка || плавкий, плавящийся; плавильный- melting of the first glass
- arc melting
- boost melting
- continuous melting
- crucible melting
- direct electrk melting
- edge melting
- electric melting
- electron-beam melting
- electrothermal melting
- eutectic melting
- flame electric glass melting
- flash melting
- glass melting
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1) плавка, плавление; выплавка; расплавление2) сил. варка3) сил. отопка ( края изделия)4) таяние5) пищ. роспуск, клерование•melting without oxidation — плавка без окисления; плавка под белым шлаком-
arc melting
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batch drip melting
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boost melting
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bottom melting
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button melting
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cage-zone melting
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congruent melting
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consumable-electrode arc melting
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core melting
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crucible melting
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dead melting
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edge melting
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electron-beam melting
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extrusion melting
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final melting
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flash melting
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floating-zone melting
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fractional melting
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fuel melting
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glass melting
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high-vacuum electron-beam melting
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induction melting
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inert atmosphere arc melting
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levitation melting
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melting of the first glass
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nonconsumable electrode arc melting
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partial core melting
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plasma electron-beam melting
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pool melting
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seed melting
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snow melting
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subglacial melting
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surface melting
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temperature-gradient melting
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total core melting
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vacuum melting
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vacuum-induction melting
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Engineering: melting of the first glass -
11 Neri, Antonio Ludovico
[br]b. 29 February 1576 Florence, Italyd. 1614 Florence, Italy[br]Italian glassmaker.[br]Neri entered the Church and by 1601 was a priest in the household of Alamanno Bertolini in Florence. There he met the Portuguese Sir Emanuel Ximenes, with whom he shared an interest in chemistry. The two later corresponded and the twenty-seven letters extant from Ximenes, who was living in Antwerp, are the main source of information about Neri's life. At the same time, Neri was working as a craftsman in the Medici glasshouse in Florence and then in their works at Pisa. These glasshouses had been flourishing since the fifteenth century with the help of Muranese glassmakers imported from Venice. Ximenes persuaded Neri to spend some time with the glassmakers in Antwerp, probably from 1603/4, for the correspondence breaks off at that point. A final letter in March 1611 refers to Neri's recent return to Florence. In the following year, Neri published the work by which he is known, the L'arte vetraria, the first general treatise on glassmaking. Neri's plan for a further book describing his chemical and medical experiments was thwarted by his early death. L'arte belongs to the medieval tradition of manuscript recipe books. It is divided into seven books, the first being the most interesting, dealing with the materials of glassmaking and their mixing and melting to form crystal and other colourless glasses. Other sections deal with coloured glasses and the making of enamels for goldsmiths' use. Although it was noted by Galileo Galilei (1564–1642), the book made little impression for half a century, the second edition not appearing until 1661. The first Venice edition came out two years later, with a second in 1678. Due to a decline in scientific activity in Italy at this time, L'arte had more influence elsewhere in Europe, especially England, Holland and France. It began to make a real impact with the appearance in 1662 of the English translation by Christopher Merrett (1614–95), physician, naturalist and founder member of the Royal Society. This edition included Merrett's annotations, descriptions of the tools used by English glassmakers and a translation of Agricola's short account of glassmaking in his De re metallica of 1556. Later translations were based on the Merrett translation rather than the Italian original. Ravenscroft probably used Neri's account of lead glass as a starting point for his own researches in the 1670s.[br]Bibliography1612, L'arte vetraria, 7 vols; reprinted 1980, ed. R.Barovier, Milan: Edizioni Polifilo (the introd., in Italian, England and French, contains the most detailed account of Neri's life and work).LRD -
12 tank
1) бак; цистерна; танк2) резервуар3) ванна, чан4) водохранилище; (искусственный) водоём; бассейн6) сил. шламбассейн12) кфт. ба(чо)к•to bleed [empty\] a tank — опорожнять резервуар;to fuel the tank — возд. заправлять бак топливом;to roll a tank — перемешивать нефть в резервуаре (каким-л. газом);to run a tank — сливать нефть из резервуара в трубопровод;to strap a tank — измерять ёмкость резервуара;to switch to the proper tank — возд. переключать выключателем на расход топлива из соответствующего бака;to thief a tank — отбирать пробы в резервуаре;to turn the proper tank on — переключать краном на расход топлива из соответствующего бака;-
accumulator tank
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acid dump tank
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activated tanks
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additive tank
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aeration tank
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aft fuel tank
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afterpeak tank
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agitator tank
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air blow tank
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air tank
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air-buoyancy tank
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air-oil tank
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alternate fuel tank
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anodizing tank
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antipitching tanks
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antirolling tanks
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aseptic tank
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asphalt-lined tank
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auxiliary fuel tank
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auxiliary tank
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backwater tank
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bag fuel tank
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balance tank
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balancing tank
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ballast tank
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balloon roof tank
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bath tank
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bioaeration tank
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blanching tank
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bleaching tank
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blending tank
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blend tank
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blow-off tank
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boat tank
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boil tank
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bottomless offshore storage tank
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bottomless offshore tank
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breathing tank
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brine tank
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bulk oil tank
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bullet tank
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buoyancy tank
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burial tank
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buried tank
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cantilever tank
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canvas tank
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cargo tank
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catch tank
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cathode tank
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cement slurry mixing tank
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cement mixing tank
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charging stock tank
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charging tank
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chill tank
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chromatographic tank
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clarification tank
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clean ballast tank
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coagulation tank
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cold water tank
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collapsible tank
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collecting tank
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compound surge tank
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compressed-air surge tank
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concentrate holding tank
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concentration tank
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concentrator tank
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condensate gathering tank
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condensate tank
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conservator tank
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constant header tank
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constricted tank
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continuous tank
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controlled passive tanks
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coolant bleed holdup tank
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core flooding tank
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core flood tank
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corner tank
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crude oil storage tank
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crude storage tank
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cryogenic tank
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culture tank
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culture-holding tank
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curing tank
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cuttings tank
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daily service tank
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daily tank
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day tank
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deaerator storage tank
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decanting tank
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decay tank
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deck tank
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deep tank
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defecation tank
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degassing tank
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depositing tank
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detritus tank
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developing tank
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differential surge tank
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digestion tank
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dip tank
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discharge tank
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dishwasher tank
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distilling tank
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domestic water tank
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dome-type tank
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double-bottom tank
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drain tank
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drilling mud mixing tank
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drilling mud settling tank
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drilling mud storage tank
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drilling mud suction tank
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drilling mud tank
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drinking water tank
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drip tank
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Dubai storage tank
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dump tank
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earth tank
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earthen tank
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electrolytic tank
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elevated tank
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emergency head tank
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emergency tank
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equalizing tank
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etching tank
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etch tank
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evacuated tank
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evaporation tank
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expansion tank
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expansion-roof tank
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external fuel tank
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ex-vessel storage tank
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fabric tank
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feed tank
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feedwater tank
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ferry fuel tank
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field tank
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filling tank
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filter tank
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filter-bottom tank
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first fuel consumed tank
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fixed-roof tank
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fixing tank
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flexible fuel tank
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flexible tank
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float tank
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floating roof tank
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flocculating tank
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flotation tank
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flow tank
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flushing tank
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flush tank
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forepeak tank
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formula mixing tank
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free-water settling tank
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fuel consumed tank
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fuel expansion tank
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fuel oil tank
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fuel tank
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gage tank
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gas tank
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gas-decay tank
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gasoline tank
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glass-melting tank
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globe-bottom tank
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globe-roof tank
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gravitation tank
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grease skimming tank
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grounded tank
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gunbarrel tank
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gunwale tank
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head tank
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header tank
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heated digestion tank
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heat-exchange tank
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heeling tank
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hemispheroid tank
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hide brining tank
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hip tank
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holding tank
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holdup tank
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hot tank
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hot-water tank
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hydraulic tank
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ice-storage tank
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inflatable dome-roof tank
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inground tank
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injection tank
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ink tank
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integral tank
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interconnected tanks
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intermittent tank
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lagering tank
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lager tank
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land storage tank
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lead-lined tank
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lease tank
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liberator tank
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lifter-roof tank
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lime coating tank
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lower wing tank
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low-temperature tank
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lubrication tank
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massecuite tank
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maturing and deaeration tank
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measuring tank
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melting tank
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melting-out tank
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mixing tank
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model tank
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molten spelter tank
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monitoring tank
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multiple tank
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multisphere tank
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neutralization tank
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neutron-shield tank
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oil tank
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oil-gathering tank
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oil-storage tank
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orifice surge tank
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overflow tank
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overhead storage water tank
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overhead tank
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oxidation tank
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paraffin tank
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parboiling tank
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passive stabilizing tanks
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pickle tank
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pillow tank
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pipeline tank
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precipitation tank
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preconditioning tank
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premixing tank
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presettling tank
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pressure tank
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pressurized tank
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priming tank
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processing tank
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quench tank
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quenching tank
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radiator top tank
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rating tank
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reactivation tank
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receiving tank
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refining tank
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refrigerated truck tank
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regenerant tank
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rejection tank
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rendering tank
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restricted orifice surge tank
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retention tank
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rinse tank
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rising tank
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rotating-arm tank
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roughing tank
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rubberized tank
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rubber-lined tank
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run tank
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run-down tank
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salt-settling tank
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scale settling tank
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scrubbing tank
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seamless tank
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second fuel consumed tanks
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sedimentation tank
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seed tank
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self-priming tank
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self-sealing fuel tank
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separating tank
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septic tank
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service mud storage tank
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service tank
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settling tank
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sewage tank
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sewage treatment tank
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shaker tank
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shotgun tank
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simple surge tank
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single-chamber tank
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skimming tank
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slipper fuel tank
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slop tank
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sludge digestion tank
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sludge tank
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slurry tank
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solvent catch tank
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solvent tank
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spiral flow tank
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stabilizing tanks
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steeping tank
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stock tank
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storage tank
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submerged tank
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subsidence tank
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subsurface tank
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suction tank
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sulfitation tank
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sump tank
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supply tank
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surge tank
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swarf-settling tank
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switch tank
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tank of oil circuit-breaker
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tempering tank
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test tank
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throat-type tank
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throat tank
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tongs cooling tank
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topside tank
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towing tank
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transformer tank
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transit site tank
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trimming tank
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trim tank
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trip tank
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truck tank
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ungrounded tank
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unlined tank
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vacuum tank
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vacuum-degassing tank
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vapor-tight tank
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vent tank
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vented tank
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ventral fuel tank
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volume tank
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wash tank
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washing tank
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washwater tank
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waste tank
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water-scaled tank
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water-sprayed tank
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water-supply tank
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water-top tank
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wave tank
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weathering tank
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wet-oil tank
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window tank
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wingtip fuel tank
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working tank
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yeast assimilation tank
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