Sentence examples for sewage separation from inspiring English sources

Finally, this paper explains and confirms the three models through the rain and sewage separation system and purification system in the courtyard of Sidwell Friends School.

The second phase consisted of a preliminary treatment plant, a storm sewage separation plant, and metering of the flows within the plant.

In the field of domestic sewage management, source separation of yellow (urine), brown (faecal matter) and grey waters aims to recover the organic substances concentrated in brown water, the nutrients (nitrogen and phosphorous) in the urine and to ensure an easier treatment and recycling of grey waters.

This behaviour suggests that the general effect of wastewater treatment processes should be to concentrate organic pollutants in the sewage sludge, whereas mechanical separation techniques, such as sedimentation, should result in significant removal of organic pollutants from the aqueous phase to primary and secondary sludges.

The results proved that oleaginous species can conveniently be used for the phytotreatment of grey and yellow waters from source separation of domestic sewage, displaying high removal efficiencies of nutrients and organic substances (nitrogen > 80%; phosphorous > 90%; COD nearly 90%).

Her trips to the Middle East with her family were sometimes a jumble of confusion, she says, with the smell of open sewage in Gaza, the stark separation of the sexes, the food and the language that seemed to have nothing to do with her cushy Upper West Side life.

Upon separation of greywater from sewage system, the costs associated with wastewater compound collection network can be saved (Hourlier et al. 2010).

Different separation experiments of sand water, high-concentration sewage and low-concentration sewage were investigated.

Underground and out of sight near the Old City, the sewage breaks into the open at the separation barrier, where the West Bank begins; picks up additional loads from Bethlehem and the impoverished town of Ubeidiya; passes beneath the monastery; and eventually, though some is diverted by settlers for irrigation, it reaches the Dead Sea.

The concentration of sewage samples was performed according to the method of separation in two phases described previously (WHO 2003).

Ever more ingenious forms of separation emerged, including the foundation of present-day Soweto beside an urban sewage farm.