Sentence examples similar to groundwater facilities from inspiring English sources

Based on our study, spring and well water seems to be most suitable for the installation of groundwater extraction facilities because of the relatively constant hydrochemistry and low turbidity compared to surface and subsurface rivers.

Using a fish ventilatory monitoring system developed at the US Army Centre for Environmental Health Research as an example, we illustrate the operation of a BEWS at a groundwater treatment facility.

Campagnolo et al. (2002) suggested that swine waste may be a source of antimicrobial drugs in surface and groundwaters near swine facilities, and Chee-Sanford et al. (2001) found that groundwater can be affected by swine waste and serve as a potential source of exposure to antibiotic-resistance genes.

As one of the major uses of electricity in an agrarian economy is to supply power for mechanized water extraction, it seems plausible as households with loan amounts in the 10th quantile (i.e., with smaller loan amounts) may have used the groundwater-based irrigation facilities of affluent larger farmers on a payment basis, rather than possessing their own pumps.

Despite a 99% reduction in air and water PFOA emissions from the facility between 2000 and 2006, groundwater supplies near the facility remain contaminated with PFOA.

Contamination of groundwater adjacent to wastewater facilities discharging into surface water has been observed.

Water supply networks include water source areas (rivers, lakes, and groundwater), water treatment, storage facilities and distribution networks (above or below ground).

With respect to the use of groundwater cooling or heating facilities we evaluated the application of vertically averaged statistical groundwater temperature distributions compared to the use of temperature distributions at selected dates.

Its magnetic properties allow relatively routine dispersal and recovery of the adsorbent into and from groundwater or industrial processing facilities; in addition, iron oxide has strong and specific interactions with both As III) and As V).

The nearly mile-long barrier is intended to block groundwater from entering the facility and becoming contaminated.

About 217,000 tons of radioactive water is stored onsite and another 350 tons of groundwater flows through the facility every day, mostly through the damaged reactor buildings.