Sentence examples for pond technology from inspiring English sources

Solar pond technology, on the other hand, attempts to prevent the loss of heat from water through the use of salt, the concentration of which increases with depth.

The work demonstrates the technical viability of solar pond technology in the Middle East.

While mass microalgae production has vastly improved in the last decade, open pond technologies remain the most economical and widely used strategy for biofuel production (Chen et al.2010).2010

The PAS represents a redesign of the conventional aquaculture pond culture technology providing a spectrum of applications ranging from moderate yield (6700 11 200 kg/ha) 'engineered ecosystems' to high yield (16 800–33 600 kg/ha) controlled 'production processes'.

At present, tailings pond anti-seepage technology in China has entered into a favorable development period.

Aerated lagoons (ALs) are important variants of the pond wastewater treatment technology that have not received much attention in the literature.

Therefore, tailings pond anti-seepage technology is particularly important in safety management of tailings pond, which provides a technical support for design, construction and management of tailings pond and guarantee to decrease environmental pollution and disaster accidents.

Although measures, including rainwater harvesting, conservation of pond water, local technology for water treatment (such as pond sand filters), and groundwater use management, have been implemented at the local and community levels and supported by various institutions to improve water supply, the salinity issue so far has not been a priority in the government's disaster management policy.

Retrofitting old ponds with the new technology has become a sub-industry; Mr. Cosgrove said the process costs about $2,000 for an average 11-by-16-foot 11-by-16-foot 11-by-16-foot 11-by-16-foot

When the tanks empty we are forced to drink from ponds using the traditional technology of filtering the water through at least seven layers of used cotton fabric, usually old sarees, to remove germs".

But in 2007 the Reclamation Bureau settled on a multibillion-dollar plan to retire only about 200,000 acres and treat the effluent with evaporation ponds and other technologies.