Sentence examples for mixed sewage from inspiring English sources
Before 1938, when the Hartford area's first sewage plant was built, a single pipe that mixed sewage and storm water flowed into the river.
Although half of sewage sludge in the United States is already turned into cheap fertilizer known as "biosolids," urine contains hardly any of the pathogens or heavy metals that critics of biosolids claim remain in mixed sewage, despite treatment.
Sevda et al. [19] studied air cathode MFCs operating on molasses mixed sewage wastewater.
Two trials with different proportions of mixed sewage sludge/palm waste were run: Mixture A: 1/3 sludge + date palm tree waste 2/3, total volume: 4 Mixtureure B: 1/2 sludge + date palm tree waste 1/2, total volume: 4 m3.
In cities like Fairfield and Bridgeport and others up and down the coast, floodwaters mixed with sewage engulfed streets in low-lying areas late into the day.
The wave of salt water, mixed with sewage and petroleum from overwhelmed automobiles, flooded almost every basement and many first floors, destroying furniture, appliances and irreplaceable mementos.
Teachers there unleashed a torrent of complaints: trash-strewn streets, a lack of money for schools, and drinking water that mixed with sewage and, at times, blood running off from butcher shops.
A week or so after the army finally allowed medics into Jenin camp, 50 corpses had been retrieved from the rubble, although the Palestinians still say that many more remain buried (though not the "up to 500" that was generally reported at first), mixed with sewage from cracked mains.
I knew I looked like hell, mixed with sewage... plus a touch of Uncle Fester.
Runoff, mixed with sewage, contaminated a wastewater-treatment plant; cleanup took several days before the plant was operational.
During a combined sewer overflow, thousands (or even millions) of gallons of rainwater, mixed with sewage from homes and businesses, bypass the normal treatment process and go directly into the Lakes, a source of drinking water for millions of people and habitat for even more wildlife.
