"recycle rate" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the percentage or proportion of materials that are recycled as opposed to being thrown away as waste. Example: "We have implemented a new recycling program in our office, resulting in a 30% increase in our recycle rate."
Furthermore, Kumar and Das [ 28] investigated a pure culture of IIT-BT 08 Enterobacter cloacae for hydrogen production by varying the recycling rate and observed that an increase in the recycle rate led to an increase in hydrogen production due to the reduction of the resistance to mass transfer.
Achieving a nearly 100 percent recycle rate has been possible because relatively few people handle the tennis ball cans, according to Bina Indelicato, the U.S.T.A.'s environmental consultant.
For economical design operations, the recycle rate of entrainers has to be kept around a minimum recycle rate.
They studied the effects of recycle rate, axial dispersion and heat transfer.
Total waste collected, reused and the recycle rate etc. can be tracked.
"In the UK, I believe the recycle rate [of household aluminium waste] is about 75%," Madden says.
Recycle rates of rare earths from existing products, very low because of the expense and complexity involved, may also increase in future (Honda has already begun extracting more than 80% of its rare earth materials from nickel-metal hydride batteries).
Recycle around a plug flow reactor is considered for all possible recycle rates, both positive and negative.
Many granulation plants operate well below design capacity, suffering from high recycle rates and even periodic instabilities.
About 1 m3 of reactor volume is necessary for producing 1 kmol/h of di-ether, while the recycle rates of glycerol and mono-ethers are kept at small values.
Influence of anaerobic and anoxic hydraulic retention time (HRT), a commonly used parameter by treatment plant design engineers and operators, on nitrogen and phosphorus removal was studied in an anaerobic/anoxic/oxic membrane bioreactor with fixed recycle rates.
