Sentence examples for pollutant output from inspiring English sources
A corporation provides value to its customers and needs new measures of customer value related to materials, energy, waste, and pollutant output.
Hence, the study adopted an area-weighted average of these three crops as the pollutant output coefficient of agricultural lands [ 32].
Different pollutant output coefficients of agricultural land were calculated according to fertilizer usage and fertilizer churn rate from 1990 to 2008.
Calculation results are presented in Figure 2. The pollutant output coefficient of livestock discharge represents the total discharge from livestock industries each year (i.e., 365 days).
In doing so, environmental sustainability requires improved resources use-productivity (Seliger et al. 2008; Zubir et al. 2012) in order to reduce natural resource material as well as consequent waste and pollutant outputs.
We hypothesize that local economic activity is correlated with exposure conditions for air pollutants and that it is strongly related to pollution output at the local level.
The pollution output load from the rural domestic sector (see Figure 4) can be calculated by using the following formula: amount of annual pollutant discharge = per capita average discharge per day × agricultural population × 365 × levels of pollutants (i.e., TN and TP) × wastage rate.
There exists a huge international literature on the, so-called, Environmental Kuznets Curve EKCC) hypothesis, which in turn, postulates an inverted u-shaped relationship between environmental pollutants and output.
Predicted performance and pollutant emission outputs for the alternative fuels are presented at different operating conditions, namely: take-off, top of climb, cruise, low power and ground idle.
From Figure 3, the greatest output pollutant would be NOX in electricity and SO2 in heat from Figure 4; PM10 would be a small value.
Repowering saves money in the long term, reduces pollutants and increases output, eliminating the need for new power plants.
