Sentence examples for quantity of wastewater from inspiring English sources

One problem was the immense quantity of wastewater that was being brought up along with the diminishing yield of oil.

NP distribution in groundwater was related to the duration and quantity of wastewater irrigation, the sources of aquifer recharge, and was seen to decrease with increasing aquifer depth.

Also, as populations grew, the quantity of wastewater generated rose rapidly and the deteriorating quality of this huge amount of wastewater exceeded the self-purification capacity of the streams and river bodies.

In addition, data on the quantity of wastewater (measured every 2 h) and on the content of TOC were provided by Stadtwerke Trier wastewater laboratory on each date of the sampling period.

The main reasons for the poor river quality are addition of huge quantity of wastewater generated from the city and no fresh water flow in the river, as also studied by few water quality modeling studies (Paliwal et al. 2007; Sharma and Singh 2009).

The main variables that are used in the analysis are gross regional product (GRP) as the desirable output, labor (number of workers) and capital stock as inputs, and the quantity of wastewater discharge, quantity of waste gas emissions, number of patients, and cases of infectious diseases as the undesirable outputs (see Table 1).

The results from design calculation are as follows: energy demand needed for boiling dyeing pan is 140,400 KJ/day, number of pigs necessary for covering this energy demand is 45 (pigs), necessary volume of biogas digester is 13.46 m3, total quantity of wastewaters from different sources is 2.5 m3/day (from domestic: 0.5 m3/day, from dyeing: 0.2 m3/dand and from livestock farm: 1.8 m3/day).

In the electroplating process, the rinse system generates large quantities of wastewater requiring treatment prior to disposal to municipal systems.

The blackout caused one large pump station and two water treatment plants to overflow, sending unknown quantities of wastewater into the East River, the Hudson River and lower New York Harbor, said a spokesman for the Department of Environmental Protection, Charles G. Sturcken.

The waters of highly populated coastal areas, like those of the Pelagos Sanctuary, receive large quantities of wastewater discharged from human, animal and industrial sources, treated and sometimes untreated.

Humans create vast quantities of wastewater through inefficiencies and poor management of water systems.