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In English, how are words used to denote containers distinguished from one another?

2022-10-26View Original

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In chemical processing equipment, the terms used to refer to containers in English include chamber, bin, silo, vessel, tank, and drum. Who can explain the differences between them?
Reply #22022-10-27
This post was last edited by qugd on 2022-10-27 at 11:10. It’s best to consult an English-English dictionary; the explanations there might be more accurate. For example, Oxford or Webster. To be honest, I also can’t tell the difference accurately.

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