Sentence examples for mixture of groundwater from inspiring English sources

Earlier, the utility belatedly confirmed reports that a toxic mixture of groundwater and water being used to cool melted fuel lying deep inside the damaged reactors was seeping into the sea at a rate of about 300 tonnes a day.

Furthermore, the mixture of groundwater with different age was discussed by CFC-12 and CFC-113 based on the binary mixing model and piston-flow model.

The overall chemical characteristics of the water sample, which is a function of the evolutionary pathways (Freeze and Cherry 1979) or mixture of groundwater with weathered materials from host formations (Ragunath 1987), are expressed by the diagram.

Provided the CFCs in groundwater are in equilibrium with the air during recharge period, the difference in the measured apparent ages estimated by CFCs should be the result of the mixture of groundwater in the aquifer.

This group which is located in a fractured zone suggest that the area of recharge (Oued Cherrâa) and the mixture of groundwater between unconfined and confined aquifers facilitated by faults.

Columns filled with sediments were deployed into a groundwater well at the site and, after a period of conditioning with groundwater, were amended with a mixture of groundwater, soluble U VI), and acetate to stimulate the growth of indigenous microorganisms.

It is obvious that groundwater in the depth of 3 m at both S6 and S15 are probable a mixture of groundwaters that is reasonable to be explained by binary mixing flow model, because the data plot away from exponential mixture curve and exponential piston-flow curve (Fig. 7).

Modeling results indicate that boil water in Dutch polders comprises mixtures of groundwater from a wide range of depths and salinities with larger contributions from shallower and less saline groundwater than from the deeper and more saline water.

Accordingly, the groundwater in the depth of 3 m at S6 and S15 are mixtures of groundwater recharged in 1957 and 1994 with the old groundwater proportion of 28.30 %, 1965 and 1986 with the old groundwater proportion of 28.47 %, respectively (Fig. 8).

Accordingly, the REE patterns of unfiltered groundwater probably exhibit a mixture of the groundwater and REE-bearing solid materials.

We considered three binary mixtures of common groundwater contaminants: benzene and tetrachloroethylene (PCE), PCE and dichloromethane (DCM), and DCM and toluene.