Sentence examples for potable with from inspiring English sources
The waters could be said to be potable with respect to sulfate concentration.
Most water sources around the Buea area are not potable with respect to total coliform counts with values ranging from 3 CFU/100 ml to >4,800 CFU/100 ml during the dry and rainy seasons, respectively (Azah 2009).
Bartenders around town challenge themselves to make something potable with the firewater, which has the bite of citrus pith and the burn of bootlegged moonshine.
He noted 12 locations nationwide that directly or indirectly blend highly treated wastewater with potable supplies, with more projects planned.
A novel solar thermal cogeneration system featuring the provision of potable water with membrane distillation in combination with domestic hot water supply has been developed and experimentally analyzed.
She took most of the potable water with her and left behind a useless briny soup.
The obtained experimental results indicated that the SBDFA can be used for supplying potable water with reasonable amounts.
From 1999 up to date the membranes utilized were directly converting seawater to potable water with conductivity in the range of 500 micro Siemens.
In summary, the HCPVT MEMD desalination concept is able to convert ~ 85% of the solar irradiation into useful energy, an initiative to produce electricity and potable water with renewable solar energy.
So is the bar, where the Italian mixologist Christina Bini tests the limits of potable weirdness with cocktails like the Zucchidorini (green apple, green squash, and Midori) and the Buffalo 66 (rosemary vodka, Worcestershire sauce, and beet juice); a dry Martini arrives with a vermouth-soaked black stone from Mongolia.
Based on laboratory and modeling results, the system can produce potable water with moderate mineral content from commingled domestic wastewater and 10 20% rainwater make-up, under ambient conditions at individual buildings, while denitrifying and reducing chemical oxygen demand to below detection (<3 mg/L).
