Sentence examples for manufacturing effluent from inspiring English sources

However, these very high concentrations were skewed by a small number of studies which analyzed waters receiving pharmaceutical manufacturing effluent.

Manufacturing effluent discharges and the disposal of unused drugs make a relatively small contribution to the overall environmental load [ 8, 16, 20, 21].

Some are and others will be produced by the ton, and some of any material produced in such mass quantities is likely to reach the environment from manufacturing effluent or from spillage during shipping and handling.

Water pollution has not been extensive (mainly because of the paucity of heavy industry and of mass manufacturing), but effluents from food- and fish-processing plants, manure, pesticide, and fertilizer runoff, and soil erosion from intensive potato cultivation, as well as oil leakage and sedimentation, have collectively seriously degraded some water resources.

The β-lactams and their metabolites have been also reported in manufacturing plant effluents, with a concentration of benzylpenicillin (153,000 ng/L) comparable to published MICs (Li et al. 2008b).

Now, a new study by the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) highlights a largely overlooked contributor: pharmaceutical manufacturers. 1 Effluent from two U.S. wastewater treatment plants that received discharge from pharmaceutical manufacturing facilities had levels of seven APIs that were 10 1,000 times higher than effluent from plants that received no such waste.

Reactive Red 31, applied extensively in the commercial textile industry, is a hazardous and persistent azo dye compound often present in dye manufacturing and textile industrial effluents.

Metals have long been known to concentrate in sewage, which mixes toilet water with effluent from industrial manufacturing, storm runoff, and anything else flushed down the drain.

Preconsumer sources include those attributed to the manufacture of BPA and BPA-containing products, where the first source of BPA release is from effluent discharge of manufacturing plants (Staples et al. 1998; Cousins et al. 2008; Klecka et al. 2009).

Contrast media and respiratory drugs had particularly high median concentrations in Asian waters of 1257 and 50 023 ng L 1 respectively, although these were from a small number of studies contaminated by effluent from pharmaceutical manufacturing facilities.

These salts could come from a tissue manufacturing factory located upstream which releases effluent containing bleaching powder into the Volta River.