Sentence examples for spent water from inspiring English sources

Enormous questions about industrial noise, truck traffic and new roads gouged into hills; about holding ponds created to trap the polluted and spent water used in drilling; about land reclamation; about the effects on the New York watershed.

Computers and Chemical Engineering 1997; 21 971 6), where not only the freshwater demand associated to a given production plan is calculated, but also the different costs involved in the water re-use system are optimised leading to the best design water re-use network that includes the best utilisation and assignment of tanks to store spent water.

Spent water used in oil sands projects is placed in lake-size tailings ponds, one of which killed about 500 migrating birds in April.

It has applied for government grants to test a system that will trap some of its carbon dioxide output by bubbling the exhaust gases from an upgrading plant through the spent water from a strip mine's steam.

Another important problem that has to be considered is the question of sewerage facilities capable of handling the increased loading to be imposed in the form of spent water discharged from the cooling equipment into sewers that have not been designed for this load.

Wells are not pumped nor is the spent water re-injected.

The spent waters from the beet-washing unit were first being intercepted at an integrated solids liquid separation system (ISLSS) where they were partially recycled for reuse.

Days spent watering her flowers, drinking Dr. Pepper, eating snacks that aren't allowed at home, and playing Scrabble.

Government no more spends our money than a garden spends water or a body spends blood.

The average L.A. pool, if left uncovered, loses roughly 20,000 gallons of water a year to evaporation; on an annual basis that's far, far less than Angelenos spend watering their lawns, but hardly negligible either.

Excluding this trial, the mean time under the recombinant 18694Da MUP was 6.4 ± 1.3s, very similar to the time normally spent under water, buffer or female urine.