Sentence examples for plant stream from inspiring English sources

The concepts are illustrated using chemical plant stream data in a process with multiple distillation columns.

Within our company, the "aromatic solvent washes" option proved to be a very efficient and cheap alternative and was achieved by rerouting a plant stream containing high amounts of aromatic compounds with low unsaturated hydrocarbons content (e.g., a Toluene Xylene cut: "TX-cut").

Do not drink, eat, or allow object-to-body contact with any plant, stream water or metallic object found in an unknown area.

The parameters characterizing the plant streams are the total mass flow rate and the concentrations of individual components.

An important contribution to sustainability can be made by the use of a considerable plant waste stream for the production of renewable, biodegradable, and biocompatible polymers and/or valuable chemicals that are now produced on large scale from petroleum.

The authors attributed this difference to denitrification by vegetation in the pasture and planted forest stream channels and suppression of NO3-N formation in the planted forest soils influenced by the presence of tree root systems.

While the retention of riparian buffers within SMZs mitigated many of the effects of clear-cut harvesting alongside New Zealand streams, a legacy of planting along stream margins means that harvesting up to the stream edge still occurs throughout New Zealand's planted forests.

Because of their spreading root systems and tolerance of moist soils, alders are often planted on stream banks for flood control and the prevention of erosion.

Part II is practice oriented and describes the use of biofilms for the sanitation of municipal wastewater, groundwater, and water treatment plant waste streams.

The efficiency of the proposed approach is demonstrated with two different real world industrial plant data streams that provide "normal" and "faulty" data.

However, most of the methods presented in the literature for heat exchanger network synthesis (HENS) have assumed that plants' process stream parameters, such as supply/target temperatures and stream flowrates, are fixed, hence having a single period of operation.