Sentence examples for discharged effluents from inspiring English sources

Big factories had even dug tube wells to a depth of 275 m and discharged effluents into these wells lead to contamination of groundwater in the area.

This integrated approach using zebrafish can supplement analytical chemistry to provide more comprehensive monitoring of discharged effluents and their receiving waters.

Warner et al. (2013a) examined water quality and isotopic compositions of discharged effluents, surface waters, and stream sediments associated with a Marcellus wastewater treatment facility site.

The proposed pilot plant was found to be more advantageous, since the ceramic membrane module used could withstand higher temperature of the discharged effluent and given the permeate that is free from the suspended particles of colloidal nature.

While intensive aquaculture facilities are examining technologies to capture and treat discharged effluent, the horticulture industry is evaluating alternative soilless substrates for vegetable seedling production.

The cost of the 4.6 × 3.1 m, 10 oz, non-woven geotextile bag was $171 and two, 19 liter buckets of liquifloc 1 % chitosan ($102 per bucket) were required to flocculate the discharged effluent.

Some of the protesters argued that the wastewater plant would discharge effluent into the sea and harm the fishing industry.

YORKTOWN - IT is hard not to be nauseated by the thought of sewage-treatment plants discharging effluent into the network of rivers and reservoirs that provide drinking water for nine million people in New York City and the surrounding suburbs.

Finally, the potential usefulness of pyrite as a tool for remediation of wastewater is also being considered as engineers continue to look for new methods of removing anthropogenic compounds before discharging effluent back into the environment.

The city is already in trouble with the state Water Quality Control Board for discharging effluent not meeting minimum treatment standard.

They note that more than 200 wastewater treatment plants already discharge effluent into the Colorado River, which is a primary source of drinking water for Southern California.