Sentence examples for sludge environment from inspiring English sources

These advances have been driven by the development of new analytical techniques that allow microorganisms to be studied in situ in the activated sludge environment.

Common reed has also demonstrated a high adaptive capacity to sewage sludge environment, and a doubling of shoot density compared to natural stands has been observed[20, 24, 29].

The leaching behavior of the stabilized sludge under acidic environment was evaluated by modified Toxicity Characteristic Leaching Procedure (TCLP).

Adsorption processes using natural adsorbents or agricultural waste products are becoming the new alternatives for the removal of fluoride from aqueous solution as they are cheap, simple, sludge-free, regenerable, environment friendly, involve small initial cost, and minimal chemical use (Saka and Sahin 2011).

While every effort must be made to stop this particular continued sludging of our environment, the fact is that every potential well dug into the seabed brings with it this potential level of foul results.

Significant improvements were also achieved in our ability to measure fate parameters in wastewater, activated sludge, and aquatic environments.

The phylogenetic tree demonstrates the significant microbial diversity of these organisms and indicates that such organisms may be present in diverse environments such as termite gut, anaerobic sludge reactors, sediments, metal-reducing environments, insecticide-contaminated environments, and so on.

The most distinguishable characteristic in the taxonomic profile is the prevalence of reads assigned to Proteobacteria between oxygenated "open" environments (for example, sugarcane bagasse, compost, and sludge) and anoxic "close" environments (such as animal guts).

"Resistant bacteria from human sources have been detected in all stages of the sewage treatment process, including in treated water released to the environment and sludge applied to farmland," the committee heard.

In order to reduce the release of hazardous waste silicon sludge (WSS) into the environment, we report a novel method to transform the WSS into silica nanoparticles and simultaneously to separate abrasive silicon carbide (SiC) particles.

About one-third of the respondents (12/34) said they noticed changes in the natural environment since sludge application began in their neighborhood.