Sentence examples for operation water from inspiring English sources
In the version of the reactor that's currently in operation, water flows around thin fibers coated with colonies of bacteria.
During the course of the operation, water reuse and recycle opportunities are completely nullified.
In particular, under higher current density operation, water and heat transport in PEMFCs has considerable effects on the cell performance.
Information (mostly unpublished) about the architecture of these systems, their construction material, their construction date and their operation (water flow rate …) is provided.
The model can be used as a decision tool for both pumps operation, water quality, required storage for reliability considerations, and tank sizing decision-making.
The FENGTAN reservoir in China was selected as a case study, and the results show that, compared with the original operation water level, the initial operation water level (IOWL) of FENGTAN reservoir can be raised 4 m, 2 m and 5.5 m respectively in the three division stages of flood season, and without increasing flood control risk.
To take just one instance of this, Coca-Cola developed a pledge to "replenish" the amount of water it uses in its manufacturing process (seemingly rendering the operation water-neutral) in response to public pressure over the impact of its factories in water-stressed areas.
Making its operations water sustainable is one of seven bold commitments set out in CCE's sustainability plan.
Las Vegas maintains an airport and road authority, a municipal court system, police and fire departments, waste-management operations, water treatment and delivery facilities, public parks, and public libraries.
Indeed, the keystones of sustainability include small-scale operations, water and energy efficiencies, low emissions, and humane and eco-friendly work practices.
A new water stewardship commitment to set industry standards for water efficiency and make its operations water sustainable is already paying dividends for Coca-Cola Enterprises, waterwater usage falling while production is increased.
