What does “mak-up” mean?
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basin tower mak-up – how should “mak-up” be translated?
I also suspect it might be a typo, but I have no way to verify it, so I’m hoping someone here has seen this
Search for “Make-Up Water” in old English songs: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&newwindow=1&q=Make-Up+Water+&btnG=Search&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=&gs_rfai=
In the chemical industry, “make up” generally means to replenish something; for example, “boiler make up water” refers to the replenishment of water for boilers, while “wash oil make up” refers to the replenishment of wash oil. Looking at your phrase, is it something like a cooling tower that needs to be replenished?
Oh, thanks for everyone’s explanations; I’m sure it was the design institute that made the mistake. Hehe, thanks!
What was said upstairs is correct; there is an intention to prepare it, to formulate a medication under the control of a sequence!
Boiler feed water is boiler furnish water, abbreviated as BFW
boiler feed water: Water supplied to the boiler, abbreviated as BFW; make-up water, supplementary water
I’ve come across MAKE UP GAS, which means supplementary gas.