Sentence examples for radioactive waste water from inspiring English sources

The spatial structure and the cation-exchange capacity of the material are important factors for choosing the sorbent for Cs+ removal from radioactive waste water.

In this work, RO membrane was investigated for the separation of weakly electrolytic silica and boron, which was meaningful for potential boron reuse and waste reduction during treatment of low level radioactive waste water.

The verification experiment confirms that the optimized process is effective and reliable for the demonstration plant design of High Temperature Gas-cooled Reactor-Pebble bed module (HTR-PM) to avoid the large emission of detrimentally radioactive waste water to the environment.

Tagged with 7th Anniversary, East Japan Earthquake + Fukushima, radioactive waste, radioactive waste water.

Rosell (2015) used membrane technology to treat the radioactive waste water using ceramic membranes.

Tepco has been pumping water over the wrecked reactors to keep them cool and storing the radioactive waste water as well as contaminated ground water in ever-growing numbers of above-ground tanks.

The reversible intercalation of alkali metal cations due to the zeolite-like structure of PBAs [4] has been employed in still active development of the selective adsorbent of 137Cs from radioactive waste waters [5] or more recently, in construction of a new active electrode material for Li-ion batteries (AxMny[Fe CN 6] where A = K, Rb, x < 1, 1 < y < 1.5) [6].

The Russians have an appalling track record on environmental safety – the way they have dumped radioactive waste into Arctic waters bears ample testimony to that – while ExxonMobil's critics allege that a company so concerned about shareholder returns could be tempted to cut costs and take environmental risks.

Ms. Wayburn said the Gulf of the Farallones is an area of ocean currents that cause drifting radioactive waste to spread into water where it is consumed by plankton and other small creatures.

Jacob Dewitte, UPower There's also the design issue of our currently approved nuclear reactor models, which create all that radioactive waste and rely on water to cool.

Premiering at the Festiva as well is Hot Water produced by Academy Award winning filmmaker Don Rogers, which documents the toxic legacy of uranium mining in the west, starting with a focus on health impacts, and the risks of radioactive waste seeping into our water supply.