Sentence examples for remediation scheme from inspiring English sources
In 2009, the defence ministry started a huge environmental remediation scheme.
Detection and monitoring of naturally occurring reducing subsurface environments are important for successful implementation of this remediation scheme.
The finding has important significance on improving our understanding of the characteristics of DNAPL in SEAR process, simulating DNAPL remediation and designing appropriate remediation scheme with high-resolution.
The survey aimed to be, and was indicative of remediation practice, and did not seek to identify every remediation scheme operating.
A remediation scheme capable of establishing contact between contaminant, degrading bacteria and electron donor within the low permeable limestone matrix is required.
Areal PCE recovery was studied using a double-triangle well pattern to simulate a remediation scheme consisting of an alcohol pre-flood using aqueous isobutanol (∼ 10% vol).
Identifying the location of high mass flux paths is critical for the reliable estimation of solute transport parameters and design of groundwater remediation schemes.
In the design of remediation schemes that use surfactants, it is necessary to estimate the mass transfer rate coefficients under multi-dimensional flow fields that exit at field sites.
It is our hypothesis that observed dissolved concentration in a monitoring well downstream of the source zone will provide inadequate and often misleading information on the entrapment architecture needed to design effective remediation schemes.
Thus, the thickness of the weathered rock layer is an important parameter that should be taken into consideration to estimate the loads of some potentially toxic metals, which is important when designing remediation schemes.
This work provides further confidence in a model for predicting smouldering, which eventually is expected to be useful for designing soil remediation schemes for a novel technology based upon smouldering destruction of organic contaminants in soil.
