[′strap·iŋ ‚tā·bəl] (petroleum engineering) A tabular record of tank volume versus height so that taped (strapped) measurements of liquid depth can be converted into liquid volumes. Also known as gaging table.

How do you read a tank strapping chart?

A tank strapping chart tells you the volume of liquid that is in your tank at a specific level. For example, when your tank has a level reading of 5 inches, you may have 5 gallons of liquid, and at 8.5 inches, you may have 10 gallons.

What is a tank table?

: a table that has a tank-shaped top and is suitable for collecting oil cast in it.