Sentence examples for long-term column from inspiring English sources
In this study long-term column experiments were conducted under varying geochemical conditions.
Methods to estimate ANRnc, based on silicate mineralogy and solution assays from long-term column leach tests, are compared.
Long-term column experiments were conducted under different geochemical conditions to estimate the longevity of Fe0 permeable reactive barriers (PRBs) treating hexavalent chromium (Cr VI)).
Their influence on the performance and longevity of iron-based permeable reactive barriers for treatment of organohalides was investigated through long-term column studies using Connelly iron as the reactive medium.
In this study, phosphorus removal of thermally-treated calcium-rich attapulgite (TCAP) with varied particle sizes (0.2 0.5 mm, 0.5 1 mm and 1 2 mm) was assessed using batch and long-term column experiments to evaluate its feasibility as a CWs substrate.
In this study, long-term column experiments were conducted in three media (Milli-Q water, fresh groundwater and saline groundwater) to evaluate the trichloroethylene (TCE) removal performance, electron efficiency (EE), and permeability loss of a microscale zero valent iron-based in situ reactive zone (mZVI-IRZ) under different field conditions.
The data reported herein suggest a strong positive association between presence of Pfiesteria spp. in the sediment and water column, based on long-term water column monitoring data.
The authors performed long-term field column leaching studies to analyze improvement in SO4 2− and Cl− in water quality.
The reactive medium was composed entirely of granular iron which was selected based on long-term laboratory column experiments.
Discussion is then turned to the static behavior of recycled aggregate concrete-filled steel tube (RACFST) members, including the flexural performance of beams, concentric and eccentric load carrying capacities of stub columns and long-term performance of columns.
Similarly, the share of youth in long-term unemployment in column (3) ranges from 5% to 7% in Finland and Sweden to over 50% in Italy, Greece and the Slovak Republic.
