Sentence examples for difficult wastewater from inspiring English sources

Bilge water is a difficult wastewater to treat as it contains seawater, particulates, used oils and detergents.

It can also be used as a pre-treatment scheme for difficult wastewater for which feasible treatment methods are not available.

Textile effluents are among the most difficult industrial wastewaters to treat because of their compositional variability and of the presence of numerous different chemicals intentionally designed to resist degradation.

This production is associated with the generation of enormous amounts of polluting and difficult to handle wastewater streams.

"It's much more difficult to disinfect poorly treated wastewater than fully treated wastewater, and I would consider primary-treated wastewater as poorly treated," he says.

Hyper saline wastewater is difficult to treat by conventional biological treatment methods.

Accurate detection and quantification of free and conjugated estrogens in rivers and wastewater is difficult to perform.

The treatment of landfill leachate wastewater is difficult due to the discharge standards, variable composition and its high pollutant load.

These compounds are often stable and difficult to degrade in wastewater facilities, thus posing a serious long-time risk.

Viral pathogen detection in water, especially, in wastewater, is difficult and PCR is widely used to detect these viruses.

Since reactive dyes are highly soluble in water, their removal from wastewater is difficult by conventional treatment processes [3, 4, 5].