buffer tank

The clear, treated water is pumped to a buffer tank for later disposal and/or reuse in the plant's designated process.

A small hydro in Brno-Komín serves as a buffer tank.

One example is waste heat from air conditioning machinery stored in a buffer tank to aid in night time heating.

Buffer Tanks allow rain water collected from hard surfaces to seep into the site helps maintain the aquifer and ground water levels.

Blackwater and greywater are collected together inside the block by use of a normal sewer into a buffer tank.

Hot water passes through the burn chamber and is stored in a buffer tank in the Cruck Barn.

The buffer tank breaks the energy of the liquid slug, smoothes any fluctuations in the incoming flow and acts as a sand trap.

This one," and she patted it again, "this one carries carbon dioxide to the buffer tanks; the oxygen pipes, like all the flammables, are red.

Buffer Tank A buffer tank is often installed upstream of the pump suction nozzle in case of a slug flow.

In any case where the secondary system does not contain sufficient water for safe removal of residual heat from the biomass boiler irrespective of the loading conditions, the system must include a suitably sized buffer tank.

Buffer tanks, sometimes referred to as 'thermal stores' are crucial for the efficient operation of all biomass boilers where the system loading fluctuates rapidly, or the volume of water in the complete hydraulic system is relatively small.

Right now they had actually taken the side of the shuttlecraft off-- the paneling first, then everything right down to the duranium framework--to fit in the two big round "tubs" that held the main and backup pattern buffer tanks, and the biofilter structures.

A suitably sized buffer tank should therefore be considered where the loading of the boiler drops below 50% of the nominal output - in other words unless the biomass component is purely base load, the system should include a buffer tank.