Research-grade methods are important for each chemical species; however, there is also a need for simple, fast, onsite, specific, and inexpensive methods to characterize exposure for use in large epidemiologic studies and by pool operators to optimize pool conditions.
According to Tesla's Brooklyn, the company will conduct onsite recycling of lithium ion batteries at the Gigafactory, capturing nickel, aluminum and lithium for use in new battery cells.
In the US, the rooftop solar market, in which solar energy systems produce power for use onsite or for export into the grid, is set to grow from 1,353 megawatts in 2012 to 3,552 MW in 2017, according to GTM Research.
For this design, flare gas is utilized in a combined heat and power plant to generate heat, electricity, and ammonia for use onsite.
This indirect regulation was potentially important for choices of chlorine manufacturing technology because a large share of chlorine was and is manufactured for onsite use in the production of other products.
The surplus material from trench excavation can be valorized for use as engineering fill onsite or off.
Because clinicians requested that ePRO results be printed for their use in real time, printing options required advance onsite testing.
"It's cheaper for Microsoft to use onsite generation than ask utilities to double their existing grids," Touati said.
In this study, a prediction method for strong wind using onsite measurement and numerical simulation is used to take account of the effects of complex terrain.
For instance, hog waste stored in onsite lagoons can spill into streams or penetrate into groundwater, he says.
