Sentence examples for liquid wastewater from inspiring English sources

The procedure here developed also allowed Chemical Oxygen Demands (COD) reductions in CBB of about 42%, meanwhile tests on real effluents from a local textile industry involved COD reductions of 50% in a liquid wastewater and 14% in semi-liquid sludge.

Anaerobic reactor operates under an inhomogeneous system that means that the anaerobic treatment is done through three phases, solid (sludge), liquid (wastewater), and gas (methane).

In this case, the liquid wastewater samples were taken after the biomembrane filtration process, whereas the sludge samples were collected from the output of the centrifuge used to dewater the sludge.

The liquid wastewater samples were collected in glass stoppered amber bottles (2.5 L) and acidified to a pH of <3 to prevent the loss of the e-EDC targets via biological degradation and abiotic reactions such as hydrolysis [ 32].

Liquid (wastewater) flows upwards through a sludge bed located in the lower part of the reactor, while the upper part contains a three phases (solid, liquid, and gas) of separation system.

Liquid wastewater samples were taken from the output of the secondary treatment, the clarifier-settled tank effluent, whereas the sludge samples were collected from drying tanks that were exposed to the outdoors.

For the production of liquid biofuels, wastewater media serve as a potential source of low-cost substrates [50].

And where does it have to be located?" Mr. Longwell explained that an on-lot wastewater treatment system -- commonly referred to as a septic system -- is "soil sensitive," meaning that the system can be installed only in an area that will allow for percolation of liquid effluent into the ground.

In general, the degrees of removal of ionic liquids from wastewater were consistent with the aforementioned results of this work.

It was assumed that not only biodegradation, but also other physicochemical processes like sorption were involved in the removal of ionic liquids from wastewater.

The addition of alkaline fermentation liquid to municipal wastewater, however, increased the effluent COD, which was caused mainly by the increase of influent humic acid, not protein or carbohydrate.