Which refers to the depth of a petroleum product in a tank?
β’ Difference between ullage, innage, outage, and thievage in cargo tank measurements β’ How tank depth can be measured: from bottom up versus top down β’ Standard petroleum cargo measurement terms used in tanker operations
β’ For each term, ask yourself: does this describe the amount of liquid, the empty space above the liquid, or the method of taking a measurement? β’ Think about which term would be used when you want to know how full the tank is from the bottom rather than how much space is left at the top. β’ Recall which word is linked to taking a sample or sounding versus the actual quantity or level in the tank.
β’ Identify which term means the empty space from liquid surface to the top of the tank and rule that one out if the question asks for depth of product. β’ Identify which term is associated with taking a thief sample or measurement method, not the level itself. β’ Focus on the term that directly refers to the height (depth) of liquid from the bottom reference point inside the tank.
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