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tank
(redirected from Bulk tank)

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tank
an artificial receptacle for liquids.

bulk t
a refrigerated storage tank for milk collection from a farm.
horse flotation tank
used to suspend horses with limb-bone injuries during repair phase. Water is warmed and filtered and the horse may be kept in the tank for periods of up to 3 months but if suspension has been almost complete and is ceased suddenly the osteoporosis due to weightlessness may cause bone fractures.
x-ray processing tank
usually in four compartments, one for developing, one for wash water, one for fixing and one for rinsing.


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It strips off wheat heads and stores them in a bulk tank, from which they are transported to a stationary thresher.
Instead of cutting wheat like a combine, Siemens's harvester strips wheat heads and stores them in a bulk tank, and then chops the standing residue into small bits.
We report [greater than or equal to] 94% prevalence in samples of bulk tank milk from U.
 
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