Sentence examples for impoundment process from inspiring English sources

Numerical simulations of the construction stage, impoundment process, and seismic excitation were conducted to investigate the tensile damage development in the concrete slab of a CFRD during an earthquake.

Any long-term erosion and subsequent exposure of waste in their respective impoundments may accelerate the oxidation process and discharge of contaminants.

Two caveats: Like the Sayed et al paper there are uncertainties in Wada and colleagues' analysis and the authors did not consider a potential offsetting process -- the impoundments of water on the continents in reservoirs.

The construction process for new tailings impoundment has been physically simulated in the laboratory, where the tailings particle composition and distribution below a beach, the change of phreatic surface of the dam, and the engineering properties of the tailings of the dam profiles have been measured.

Data pertaining to tailings production, cyclone operation time, impoundment height, and impoundment volume were made available for a full-scale copper mine TSF.

As of earlier this week, the San Francisco Department of Public Works had impounded 319 scooters, resulting in impoundment fees of $5,774 for Bird, Lime and Spin.

However, because of uncertainties in this contribution and the possibility that this positive contribution to sea-level rise is offset by the negative effect of water impoundments in reservoirs, the IPCC authors did not quantify this process in their assessment.

These processes are most likely to occur in the Sartas impoundment, since the mineralogical analysis revealed a high concentration of biotite and jarosite.

Geosynthetic materials are now commonly used for containment of process solutions in heap leach pads, process and overflow ponds, tailings impoundments, and waste rock facilities.

The experimental setup was designed to simulate (1) the internal erosion process and piping development in relation to the nature of the material forming the impoundment; (2) the failure mechanisms of landslide dams made of materials of varying geotechnical properties; and (3) the rate of development of piping.

An anaerobic plume of process-affected groundwater was characterized in a shallow sand aquifer adjacent to an oil sands tailings impoundment.