Sentence examples for maximum loading rate from inspiring English sources

The overall chemical oxygen demand (COD) removal of 97% with the maximum loading rate of 20 g L−1 per day was achieved at 12 h HRT.

At the maximum loading rate of 77 g/(m3 h), the removal efficiency was 75% marking the maximum elimination capacity for the TBAB at 58.8 g/(m3 h).

The system operated without any sign of oxygen shortness even at the maximum loading rate of 250 g CODCr m−2 d−1 and 40 g NH4+-N m−2 d−1 without artificial aeration, and clogging did not occur during the study owing to better water dispersion of the MSL, which indicated that the hybrid system could operate well for COD removal and nitrification with little management and labor demand.

Without control of the UPFC, the total line loss of the distribution system, the minimum voltage of the AC buses and the maximum loading rate of the lines vary significantly under the natural power flow distribution, as shown in Fig. 6.

The system operated without any sign of oxygen shortness even at the maximum loading rate of 250 g CODCr m−2 day−1and 40 g NH4 +-N m−2 dartificialt aerationandaeration, and clogging did not occur during the study owing to better water dispersion of the MSL.

Results demonstrated enhanced nitrification in the aerated bed with 99% mass removal up to the maximum tested loading rate of 10.1 gNH4+-N/m2/d.

Both systems were designed in order to operate with a maximum organic loading rate of 6 gDBO m− 2 d− 1.

At steady state conditions and maximum organic loading rate (11.8 g COD L−1 d−1), 87% of the inlet COD was removed.

This test can also be used to evaluate the performance of the sludge in the presence of inhibitor compounds (McHugh et al. 2004), to observe the changes in sludge activities, to designate the reduction rate of various components (Jaeho and Sung 2011), to assess kinetic parameters for the system under batch conditions, and to estimate maximum applicable loading rate.

During the first 2 years of operation, the inflow from lake was gradually increased from 0.01 m/s (April 2009) to 0.13 m/s (December 2010) with the goal of establishing the maximum hydraulic loading rate (HLR) and finding the highest removal efficiency.

In winter (sewage temperature of 21 ± 1 °C), the maximum volumetric loading rates for organic conversion, nitrification, and denitrification were 2 kg COD/(m3·d), 0.39 kg N/(m3·d), and 0.35 kg N/(m3·d), respectively.