Sentence examples for dewatering costs from inspiring English sources

This 'self-harvesting' capability could be advantageous in commercial PBRs as it would greatly reduce dewatering costs.

Four species, K. sp., M. chthonoplastes, M. laminosus and O. sancta, are filamentous, which could reduce harvesting and dewatering costs.

Algal film photobioreactors have the potential to reduce dewatering costs and have a comparable productivity to raceway ponds.

The self-detachment after maturity of this species in this bPBR format facilitating easy harvesting may make up for a lower productivity in downstream dewatering costs.

An immanent advantage of this technology is that it is a dry separator, which delivers a dry product without incurring any dewatering costs.

This 'self-harvesting' capability would be advantageous in commercial applications as it has the potential to greatly reduce the dewatering cost of biomass harvesting.

However, further dewatering cost in some cases may be prohibitive particularly for fine and hydrophilic particles.

Greater depth does not only mean greater dewatering cost, but more complex systems that require more sophisticated control systems, especially if mine operators wish to gain benefits from demand response incentives that are becoming a routine part of electricity tariffs.

The innovative pit design which also function as sludge dewatering system is low cost, easy to implement and highly efficient.

Basically, the dilute nature of the harvested microalgal cultures leads to a considerable operational cost during dewatering, thereby rendering algae-based products less economically attractive.

The performance of conditioners at varied dosages was comprehensively evaluated by taking into consideration the sludge dewatering efficiency and chemical cost of conditioner.