Sentence examples for hydraulic load to from inspiring English sources

During storm events upsets to the different physical and biological processes may take place in a wastewater treatment plant, and therefore, the ability to predict the hydraulic load to a treatment facility during such events is very beneficial for the optimization of the treatment process.

This study helps resolve the paradox that the water contributing to high flow events in streams is commonly not rainfall but is unlikely to be only increased inflows of groundwater due to the time required for hydraulic loading to occur.

Then, a hydraulic load at a speed of 5 mm/min was applied on the preload of 200 N to detect the maximum stress region of femoral head [ 24].

Nevertheless, clogging occurs due to the low hydraulic loads necessary to accomplish anoxic conditions for a successful denitrification process in RAS, which hampers the adjustment of stable working conditions within fixed bed denitrification reactors.

During the first seven years of operation, the hydraulic loading rate to the flow-way was high (mean ± SD; 34 ± 10 m yr−1).

Stormwater detention facilities are often used in modern drainage systems to reduce the hydraulic load on existing sewers, due to the increase of impermeable surfaces and to the more frequent extreme rainfalls, consequence of climate changes.

Only the Gaobeidian WWTP, which is the biggest facility of Beijing to date, with a hydraulic load of around 1 million m d 1 (11.5 m s 1) of sewage discharged to the Tonghui River (downstream site 5), increased the concentration of TP again considerably at site 6.

Generally, wet ponds are constructed only to reduce the hydraulic load of downstream receiving water bodies.

The UASB showed a complete mixing pattern for hydraulic loading rates close to the design value (i.e. Q=10 13 l s−1 and HRT=8 6 h).

Zeolite-enriched media ensures NH4-N removal at high hydraulic loads (possibly up to 250 m3/m2/year) where clogging is a possible risk.

From May 2016 through February 2017, 948,000 m3 were pumped in from the stormwater ditch and from the downstream Gordon River, resulting in an average hydraulic loading rate (HLR) to the wetland/pond system of 51.3 cm week−1.