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Harvesting and dewatering are considered both as a single operation and as combinations of sequential operations.

The costs associated with this process (capital, operating, dewatering) are then normalized by land area ($/m2) to be compared with areal productivity, and thereby CO2 consumption.

Two such techniques, related to algal growth and dewatering, are evaluated in representative operating and financing scenarios using an integrated techno-economic model.

Harvesting and dewatering are time and energy-intensive steps and can account for anywhere between 10 and 50% of total operating costs due to the dilute nature of algae suspensions and large process volume (Barsanti and Gualtieri 2018; t'Lam et al. 2018; Ríos et al. 2013).

"Dewatering" is another standard construction practice for excavations.

In areas of shallow building foundations, dewatering was not permitted; air pressure was then doubled to 28 pounds per square inch, and settlements were slightly smaller.

"By using the bags and the polymer, dewatering is a much quicker process, and less intrusive to the neighborhood as well as the environment," said Charles J. Bartha of Sidney B. Bowne & Son of Mineola, an engineering company that designed the project for the village.

Since a good deal of land area is needed for drying beds, this method of dewatering is commonly used in rural or suburban towns rather than in densely populated cities. Alternatives to sludge-drying beds include the rotary drum vacuum filter, the centrifuge, and the belt filter press.

"Dewatering is expected initially be a tourism draw (a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see the falls and river channel without water), but after some period of time could negatively impact park attendance, particularly during the summer tourist season," it said.

However, dewatering is less effective for some fish species.

The dewatering was found to be much more efficient when CaCl2 was used rather than MgCl2.