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AS petrol and oil tanks necessitating some very irregular shapes have to be carried in various parts of an aeroplane, it is necessary to apply either Simpson's Rules or use a planimeter to obtain their capacity when drawing them out on the board. The writer has taken a few examples of tanks to be found in an aeroplane with a view to explaining their application.

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