Sentence examples for effluent regulations from inspiring English sources

The Public Health Act through Statutory Instrument 638 of 1972 gazetted as the Public Health (Effluent) Regulations sets guidelines for wastewater irrigation concerning public health.

The new Wastewater System Effluent Regulations go a step further, imposing limits on the amount of residual chlorine that can be discharged in treatment plant effluent.

Purification of industrial water and effluent Regulation.

The total membrane area required is minimised, complying with effluent disposal regulations and concentrations levels required for reusing Cr VI).

The total membrane required is minimised, complying with effluent disposal regulations and concentrations levels for Cr VI) reuse.

Such facilities must employ regular manual labor to sweep raceways of the settled wastes in order to aid compliance with effluent discharge regulations.

In countries with effective effluent discharge regulations, the negatively buoyant brine is typically released through submerged diffusers, where the ports are inclined towards the ocean surface to aid dispersion processes.

New national effluent quality regulations have been implemented in Canada, but not yet applied to Canada's Arctic due to uncertainty related to the performance of current wastewater treatment systems.

This study aimed to control the aeration time in the BAF system for simultaneous NH4+ N and Mn2+ removal to achieve the Malaysian effluent quality regulation for drinking water.

This technology allowed 99% removal of As, Cr and Cu from the leachate, leading to effluents satisfying the regulations for effluent discharge in municipal sewers.

There are two standards for treatment of sewage effluents: EQA1974, Regulation 2009 (Sewage) which are Standard A and Standard B (DOE 2010).