Sentence examples for the wastewater network from inspiring English sources
Having considered design grouping rules on the basis of pinch technology, a new debottlenecking procedure for thermal treatment of the wastewater network, has been introduced.
The mathematical model of the wastewater network, assembling all the unit operations, is based upon total and contaminant species mass balances, together with the input and output constraints for each and every unit.
Similarly, another study evaluated the risk of dissemination of antibiotic-resistant P. aeruginosa from a hospital to the environment via the wastewater network.
Water samples were collected and cultured weekly over a 10-week period from 11 sites throughout the wastewater network in a city in France to detect the amount of ESBL-producing E. coli.
Since the connection between the process network and the wastewater treatment network is not a straight forward connection, a new converter interval is introduced in order to convert the values of contaminants in the wastewater stream into wastewater characterizations.
The application of this superstructure, which is modeled as an MINLP, is illustrated for the design of a wastewater network for a metal finishing industry.
It was due to the entrance of surface runoff to the wastewater collection network and street washing that led to chemical dilution of wastewater.
Optimized wastewater network along with mass exchange network for an oil refinery process is generated, illustrating the effectiveness of the proposed methodology.
Sewer rising mains are an integral part of wastewater network and convey sewage under pressure between gravity fed systems or from gravity systems to treatment plants.
The machine learning used reduces the footage to a selection of frames containing faults, which can be quickly identified (whether by an engineer or another piece of software), showing promise for use in industrial wastewater network surveys.
Due to the fact that wastewater flow rates as well as the levels of contaminants may vary widely as a result of changes in operational conditions and/or feedstock and product specifications, optimal wastewater network designs should be resilient and able to accommodate such changes.
