Sentence examples for contaminated scrap from inspiring English sources
Because there was nothing else available, the department initially bought commercial machines of the type used, for example, by American steel mills to prevent contaminated scrap from entering their facilities.
In order to characterize the compounds (type and quantities) emitted during melting of organic contaminated scrap and to investigate the mechanism of their formation, an experimental set-up has been designed and built to study precisely the influence of temperature and gas atmosphere in the conditions of an electric arc furnace.
Photo of technicians collecting nuclear waste in the contaminated scrap yard in Goiania.
"Cleanup at the site, including the removal of contaminated scrap metal and low-level waste disposal, was delayed because of funding limitations".
Yeo said that the ban will eventually be lifted but that the new regulations ― which will be permanent and are slated to be introduced in the coming months ― will limit the amount of contaminated plastic scrap allowed into the country.
The birds were probably exposed to the virus through contaminated chicken or egg scraps improperly disposed of, says Gardner.
The owner, Mitsubishi Chemical of Japan, closed the factory in 1992 and has quietly spent $100 million since then on a cleanup program for the radioactive waste that has included removing scraps of the factory along with the contaminated sand beneath it down to bedrock.
Printed circuit manufacture is attended by creation of metal-contaminated wastes and the inevitable computer and information technology scrap.
Additionally, nonoccupational exposures may result from the use of railroad ties in landscaping, burning of creosote-treated scrap lumber in fireplaces or woodstoves, and ingestion of contaminated groundwater (ATSDR 2004).
The restoration involved moving 18 tonnes of scrap metal and fly-tipped rubbish and 26 tonnes of contaminated soil and rubble.
They sifted through the sand for scraps of valuable lead to sell, even carrying sacks of contaminated sand into their homes.
