A "return drain" in reality would be called a return fitting . It's the one where the filterer, heated water goes back to the pool thus RETURN. Main Drain is that grate looking device at the deep end of the pool on the bottom where water is sucked from the pool and sent to the pump - the part of the equipment with the motor and clear lid. The filter - sometimes wrongly referred to as the pump - is the large round or vertically rectangular shaped tank. You need both.
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different soils can drain better than others
That would depend on the height of the drain and how deep the sink is. As long as the drain is lower than the bottom of the sink, it should be fine.
It has a higher capacity and is better where a higher drain of current is required such as a flashgun/strobe etc. In a low drain application such as a remote control it wouldn't make any real difference.
A"drain pump" machine uses a drain tube that is higher than the the level of water in the basin and therefore uses a mechanical pump to empty the tank overthat threshold pipe. A "dump valve" drain uses a mechanical valve at the bottom of the basin and simply opens to drain the tank.
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RONA is Net Income divided by Fixed Assets + Net Working Capital. Thus, higher the ratio, higher is the return on net assets. So the anwer to your questions is NO. 0.40 to 1 is not a better return on net assets ratio than 0.45 to 1.
Depends on the usage. In low power drain devices operated mostly at room temperature, alkaline batteries are probably better. In high power drain devices sometimes operated at high or low temperatures, lithium is definitely better. It is best to use what the manufacturer of the device the battery will be used in recommends.
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Depends on what you consider better? If a bladder fails you need to rush out and get a new one if a galvanized tank gets floooded you can drain it and your back in business
a drain more than likely goes to a sewer.