tankage

noun

The act or process of putting or storing in a tank.

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The amount that a tank can hold.

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A fee for tank storage.

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Animal residues that remain after rendering fat in a slaughterhouse, used for fertilizer or feed.

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The undissolved solids which settle to the bottom of the tank in which animal garbage is boiled with water, the grease being removed by skimming and the tank-water drawn off. (See tank-water.) Tankage is used in the manufacture of mixed fertilizers.

noun

The act or process of storing oil, etc., in a tank; also, the price charged or paid for storage in a tank; the capacity of a tank or tanks; quantity, as of oil, that may be in a tank or tanks.

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The waste residue deposited in lixiviating-vats or in tanks in which fat is rendered. The latter product, dried, is much used as a fertilizer.

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The act or process of putting or storing in tanks.

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Fees charged for storage in tanks.