Sentence examples for derived wastes from inspiring English sources

The high-temperature thermal destruction of poultry derived wastes (e.g., manure and bedding) for energy recovery is viable in Australia when considering resource availability and equivalent commercial-scale experience in the UK.

André et al. [ 6] reported that the fungus Aspergillus niger could accumulate 41 57% of lipid on biodiesel derived waste glycerol.

The valorization of biologically derived waste into upgraded chemical materials is of paramount importance in order to reduce indirectly the global dependence on fossil feedstocks by entering the chemicals supply chain with biologically premade structures.

Two different waste derived catalysts (waste to catalyst, WTC) were studied: soluble PSSA (WTC-PSSA) and solid SiO2-PSSA nanocomposite (WTC-SiO2-PSSA).

The unidentified organic wastes are primarily chlorinated aromatic sulfonic acids derived from wastes from DDT manufacture.

The processes become further profitable when the substrate resources(s) are derived from wastes of the targeted primary products.

With this aim, this work is focused on the manufacture of sustainable films by using chitosan derived from wastes of fishery industry.

Hydrogen production using aluminum material derived from waste, i.e., aluminum casing and foil from capacitor waste, was also observed at 300 and 340 °C.

In an attempt to determine a more environmentally friendly hydrogen production method, the application of aluminum derived from waste, i.e., aluminum casing and aluminum foil from capacitor waste, was also examined.

These wastes fall into three principal categories: used irradiated fuel and the wastes derived from its reprocessing; operational wastes created by the day-to-day running of nuclear reactors; and reactor decommissioning wastes.

And Virgin Atlantic announced a successful test of a jet fuel from LanzaTech derived from waste gases from steel mills.