Sentence examples for removal of solids from inspiring English sources
The purpose of the floating medium flocculator was to produce filterable flocs and also removal of solids and organics.
After removal of solids, the leachate is fed into a solvent extraction circuit where the uranium is extracted in an organic solvent consisting of 2.5-percent-amine 2.5-percent-isodecanol 95-percent-kerosene.
Air pressure, detention time in float tank, solids loading, hydraulic loading, recycle time in pressure tank, removal of solids, air/solids ratio, float concentration, and polymer required are 413.66 kPa, 3 h, 48.82 kg/(m2 day), 146.69 m3/(m2 day), 2 min, 0.02, 4%% and 0.5 g/kg, respectively.
Secondary wastewater treatment includes only primary treatment (physical removal of solids) and secondary treatment (biological treatment).
Removal of solids was also investigated and its positive effect on SCO production was also demonstrated.
Under these circumstances, recovered alum matches commercial alum performance at equal doses, in terms of removal of solids, COD, and phosphorus (Table 6).
Since most of solid reaction products are hard and can deteriorate system performance, quick removal of solid reaction products becomes very important for economic performance of the system.
The model of the bulk crystallization in a cascade of well-mixed vessels with a continuous removal of solid particles and a recycle is suggested.
Here, the results of the investigation of the possibility of clogging of wet filters utilized for the removal of solid particles are presented and further steps towards design of industrial filters are discussed.
In the winery alone, before fermentation even begins, enzymes may be added to speed up the removal of solid particles from the juice, to amplify desirable aromas while eliminating disagreeable ones, to intensify the color of red wines and to clarify the color of whites.
The strategy to create the R-GC-ABE is based on the mechanical removal of solid and gas contaminants and electrochemical activation in the electrolyte which fills the electrode body.
