The phrase "a waste reservoir" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to environmental science, engineering, or waste management, referring to a storage area for waste materials.
Example: "The city has constructed a new waste reservoir to manage the increasing volume of industrial waste."
Alternatives: "waste storage facility" or "waste containment area."
In a village of little more than 5,000, most of the indignant mob was bused in.Devecser is sadly notorious: two years ago it was hit by a wall of caustic red sludge when the retaining wall of a waste reservoir of a nearby aluminium plant collapsed.
Tubing was attached to the needle and connected to a syringe with a needle to serve as a waste reservoir.
During separation, this sample stream is gated toward a waste reservoir on chip by a cross-flow, which also provides fresh separation buffer to the electrophoresis channel.
In this manner, the bacteria were allowed to flow through the closed system and either attach to a borosilicate glass flow cell (3 × 3 mm, Camlab), held in a heated microscope stage, or flow out into a waste reservoir.
During device operation, the solution was passed through the OπDEP device using a 1 mL syringe connected to syringe pump (NE-1000; New Era Pumping Systems, Farmingdale, NY, USA) to a waste reservoir.
For "gated" electrokinetic injections, sample is driven to a waste reservoir, and then voltages are adjusted to divert a portion of the sample into the separation channel for a given period of time before initiating the separation.
On October 4th, 2010 Hungary faced the worst environmental disaster in its history when the embankment of a toxic waste reservoir failed and released a mixture of 600,000 to 700,000 m3 [1, 2] of red mud and water.
The recent toxic sludge that flooded through Hungary after an alumina waste reservoir wall collapsed is a tragic reminder of the dangerous byproducts left in the wake of mining and dirty energy.
The amperometric detector is situated in the waste reservoir (B) with a three-electrode configuration.
controlled through the LabVIEW program was applied through a silver silver chloride electrode to the sample reservoir (see Figure 1a), and a silver silver chloride electrode inserted into the waste reservoir was held at ground.
The analyzer is constructed from (i) a carrier/stripping solution reservoir, (ii) a diffusion scrubber (DS) in the form of a hollow fiber membrane (HFM) module integrated with a custom-designed flow-through pH-detector cell, and (iii) a waste solution reservoir.
