Sentence examples for removal of dust from inspiring English sources
To decrease the dose rate in accordance with ALARA policy, a decontamination plan and a maintenance plan, which includes the removal of dust, a radiation shield system, and a reduction in working time are proposed.
Agrochemical sampling depth of 0 20 cm is performed after a prior removal of dust, roots, leaves or other residues from the surface.
Important environmental services in cities like removal of dust, mitigation of microclimatic extremes and modulation of humidity are being provided by biodiversity (Bolund and Hunhammar 1999; Haase et al. 2014).
Even in this case, our discussion about the dust-to-metal ratio in Section 5 would not be affected essentially by the omission of this selective removal of dust, although the set of model parameters which can reproduce the observations would change.
Currently, the most effective method appears to be the isolation and removal of dust by ventilation or by collection with a dust catcher (Reed et al. 2004; Guo 2007; Li et al. 2007, 2012; Wei 2008; Liu et al. 2009, 2012; Liu 2011; Kuznetsov et al. 2012).
To reduce the pneumoconiosis detection rate among coal workers, or at least prevent it from increasing, the isolation and removal of dust at working/heading faces is the key measure, because the working face usually has the highest concentration of coal dust in a mine.
Over the past 20 years, pulsed corona plasma system was expected to be integrated together with electrostatic precipitator for a simultaneous removal of dusts, SO2, NOx, and heavy metals from exhaust gases.
The authors summarized all the dust removal methods such as natural removal of dusts, mechanical removal dusts, self-cleaning nano-film and electrostatic removal of dusts (He et al. 2011).
But just about the only kinds of repairs that the building needed were the replacement of hundreds of windows that had been blown out on its western facade and the removal of heavy dust and debris.
We also address the role of this circuitry in the removal of debris, such as dust from the antennae.
The outdoor environmental concentrations of these chemicals are predicted to be lower if emitted to indoor air than if emitted to outdoor air because of the additional indoor removal pathways of dust and indoor film, leading to loss of chemical from the system.
