Sentence examples for receiving cso from inspiring English sources

Consistent with these expectations, concentrations of caffeine and other compounds, which were generally efficiently removed during wastewater treatment, were greater in CSO bypass flows and during stormflow in urban streams receiving CSO discharge than in treated effluents in Burlington, Vermont, USA.

Retention Soil Filters (RSFs), a form of vertical flow constructed wetlands specifically designed for combined sewer overflow (CSO) treatment, have proven to be an effective tool to mitigate negative impacts of CSOs on receiving water bodies.

CSOs receive a large share of their income from public sources, notably providing social services in return.

Our study is the first that we know of to demonstrate an association between extreme precipitation and GI illness that differs according to the presence of CSOs and whether the receiving waters are used for recreation or as a source of drinking water.

Recent studies have identified CSOs as a potential source of wastewater micropollutants (WMPs) to receiving waters, with substantially elevated WMP concentrations occurring in urban waters following CSO discharges.

Combined sewer overflows (CSOs) represent severe pollutant sources for receiving streams due to the combination of first flush of roads and sewers and black water conveyed by combined sewer systems.

In the receiving waters, diatoms typical seasonal cycle was modified by CSO discharges during rain episodes, while dinoflagellate abundance was higher in the dry season due to partially treated effluents discharges and low turbulence.

The finding that most of the annual load (>80%) of caffeine from this WWTP is attributable to CSO bypass flows supports the hypothesis that CSOs can be a major source of caffeine to receiving waters.

In this study, detention of the first flush equivalent to 5 mm of precipitation could reduce CSO-induced diffuse pollution loading to a receiving water body by up to 80% of the total suspended solid loading.

In a study performed in two creeks in the city of Atlanta, Georgia, Calhoun et al. (2007) found that streams that received nutrient pulses from CSO systems had increased numbers of Cx. quinquefasciatus, the main vector of WNV in the area.

Treatment of combined sewer overflow (CSO) in constructed wetlands (CWs) has proven to be highly efficient in reducing negative impacts on receiving water bodies.