At least two tanks are usually provided for each finished product service.

The actual number provided is a function of the following factors

total volume requirements,
the need to separate rundown tankage (from a unit or blender) from certified on specification

finished product tankage,

parcel size of shipments,
customs requirements

tank maintenance

Turnaround (refining)
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Turnarounds (or TAR's) are scheduled events wherein an entire process unit of an
industrial plant (refinery, petrochemical plant, power plant, pulp and paper mill, etc.) is
taken offstream for an extended period for revamp and/or renewal. Turnaround is a
blanket term that encompasses more specific terms such as I&Ts (Inspection & Testing),
debottlenecking projects, revamps and catalyst regeneration projects. Turnaround can
also be used as a synonym of shutdowns and outages.

Turnarounds are expensive - both in terms of lost production while the process unit is
offline and in terms of direct costs for the labour, tools, heavy equipment and materials
used to execute the project. They are the most significant portion of a plant's yearly
maintenance budget and can affect the company's bottom line if mismanaged.
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Turnarounds have unique project management characteristics [2] which make them
volatile and challenging.
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1. Nominal Capacity is the Full Tank capacity. (For Example: Tank Size
is 10m Dia (D) x 10m height (H), then nominal capacity is 785.3
Cu.m (/4*D^2x H)
2. Gross capacity is the capacity is from tank bottom to bottom of
overflow (or HLL)
3. Net/Effective capacity is between HLL to LLL.
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