Sentence examples for required retention time from inspiring English sources

The goal is to decrease the required retention time of the substrate, improve the control and thereby the efficiency of the overall digestion process, and produce methane-enriched biogas.

Diachronically, unified consciousness has an additional feature; it requires retention over time, specifically, retention of earlier experienced contents as one experienced them.

The electrocoagulation results of Körbahti et al. (2011) required a retention time of 60 min to decolorize Acid Blue 29, Reactive Blue 4, Acid Red 98, and Reactive Red 2 (70.6 to 99.47 %).

Complete degradation of wheat straw during anaerobic digestion requires long retention time because its hydrolysis is a rate limiting step since it is in solid or particulate form (Myint and Nirmalakhandan 2006).

The digesters were more expensive since the anaerobic digestion requires longer retention time of the materials (20 days) compared with 48 hours for the hydrolysis and fermentation in the ethanol production (Table 4).

Although these processes require relatively little capital investment and operational energy, they require longer retention times usually in range of 20~60 days and extensive land area [ 2– 5].

Success requires retention in program.

Owing to the relatively similar densities of the oily and aqueous phases in these waste streams, and the nature of the emulsions, gravity-based settling methods require long retention times and bulky equipment to separate the two phases.

(CSTRs require longer retention times).

From the point of view of biodegradation, PHAs and PUs could, in principle, be used in tissue engineering as implants that require a longer retention time or a higher stability in the surrounding environment, but which eventually absorb.

Identification in GC/MS requires comparison of retention time and fragmentation pattern against authentic, preferably internal, reference standards.