Sentence examples for effluent network from inspiring English sources

In the presented procedure, better thermal treatment of effluent network using the new method can be used to avoid investment in new cooling tower capacity and to improve the performance of the tower in a systematic way.

This simple procedure involving hand calculations will be a useful tool for process engineers to design water and effluent treatment networks.

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.

The expansion of irrigated areas, partially on salty and poorly structured soils, resulted in piping development and salinization of effluents and the fluvial network.

The proposed strategy has been extended to develop an automated methodology based on combined superstructure optimization, which simultaneously identifies optimal designs of networks with effluent treatment and buffering capacity systems.

In this chapter, energy- and water-consuming systems in oil refining and petrochemical complexes are classified into three groups: heat and power systems, water and wastewater networks, and effluent treatment systems.

The area here was marshland until the "Great Stink" of 1858, after which civil engineer Joseph Bazalgette built sewage works in Beckton to process the effluent from his new sewer network.

This article presents a systematic approach to design process networks for recovering effluent gas at subambient temperature.

This simple procedure will be a useful tool for process engineers to design self-sustained solvent using networks with zero effluent discharge.

Hence, the scope of heat integration is expanded by enabling heat integration of process streams such as waste gas streams and reactor feed and effluent streams simultaneously with the water network's hot and cold streams.

Many studies and methodologies were proposed to minimize the utilities consumption, the number of heat transfer equipment and effluent emissions by synthesizing Heat Exchanger Networks (HEN).