The specification plate of a tank indicates its capacity. What does the highlighted area show?

The highlighted area on the specification plate of a tank that indicates its capacity is essential for understanding the tank's intended use and safe operation. The nominal capacity of a tank refers to the volume of fluid it is designed to hold under normal operating conditions. This information helps technicians and operators determine how much product can be safely stored or transported within the tank, ensuring compliance with safety regulations and preventing overfilling, which could lead to spills or leaks.

While the other aspects of the specification plate include critical information such as the pressure rating, the manufacturer’s name, and the date of the last inspection, these elements serve different purposes. The pressure rating informs users about the maximum pressure the tank can safely withstand, the manufacturer’s name helps in sourcing parts or warranties, and the last inspection date provides insight into the tank's maintenance history and safety compliance. However, it is the nominal capacity that directly relates to the highlighted area's function regarding the tank's storage capabilities.