Sentence examples for limestone level from inspiring English sources

The overall degree of desulphurisation in the plant increased from 83% at 0 mM to 90% at 3 mM and the residual limestone level was reduced from 4.6 to 1.4 wt%.

In contrast to earlier models for wet FGD plants, the inclusion of population balance equations for the limestone particles enabled a quantitative description of the influence of HCl absorption on essential process parameters such as the degree of desulphurisation and the residual limestone level of the gypsum produced.

The limestone levels overlap in sandwich formation.

Antoni et al. (2012) reported that as limestone replacement level increases, the reaction degree of limestone powder decreases.

The plastic viscosity is noted to be independent of the limestone replacement level, and dependent solely on the volumetric solid loading and PSD of the solids in the suspension.

The effects of varying SCM and limestone replacement levels on the severity of external sulfate attack in moderate-C3A and high-C3A Portland cements in 5 °C and 23 °C Na2SO4 solution are studied.

Owing to the good mechanical properties of the limestone, the sub level stoping method was adopted, which produced a total of six large rooms which develop on three levels in a N S direction, and occupy a total volume of about 2.1 Mm3.

"You can't just define a mansion by width or square footage: it has a private street-level entrance and is a stand-alone building, usually built in the late 1800s, typically limestone with five levels and multiple fireplaces and outdoor spaces, and the rest are, in my humble opinion, not actual mansions".

The three-level limestone and wood structure has largely vacant state-of-the-art stacks in the basement, a reading room with busts of Revolutionary-era heroes and an inner vault containing some of Washington's books.

They reckon it has always contained a lot of nitrogen, but that early carbon dioxide was mopped up by the formation of limestone while methane levels rose as a result of the exhalations of a group of bugs then common, now rare called methanogens.

The Cumbum formation is an argillaceous unit comprising shale, slaty-shale, slate and phyllite interbedded with fine to medium and coarse sandstone and dolostone/dolomitic limestone at various levels.