Sentence examples for treated produced from inspiring English sources
These challenges include high treatment cost, potential chronic toxicity of the treated produced water and public acceptance.
The results for both methods correlated well, which suggests that the CLFM has potential to be used as an initial real-time screening of the oil quantities of treated produced water prior to environmental releases in water streams.
In an effort to determine impacts of the increased use of treated produced water in new fracs, the rheology of two fracturing fluids was observed for varying water qualities.
Specifically, the control sample produced its maximum (129.53 μlKg-1h-1) after 26 days following harvest (140 DAFB), while the treated produced 112.12 μlKg-1h-1, but at day 47 (161 DAFB).
On the other hand, several reports revealed that the bacterial cells treated produced by themselves PHs, but taken from the exogenous sources, are killed as a result of hydrolysis of peptidoglycan constituent of their cell wall.
However, at present, with landfill the dominant treatment method, each tonne of rubber or electronic waste treated produces economic production worth only $US116 or $US25 (Table 7).
In terms of waste treatment methods, landfill generates the smallest direct and indirect waste tonnages, but it also provides the least amount of economic activity per tonne treated, producing $US2.53 in total of economic production per tonne treated.
This was multiplied by 2.4 years of the CTC programme and divided by the 3358 children treated, producing a mean cost of community mobilisation per child.
When comparing between treatment groups in the same cell line, A192-VCN treated produce a higher percentage of positive cells than A192-RGD.
The compactness of the WaterCatox process offers a potential for off-shore applications in order to treat produced water (PW).
Reported bench-scale produced water treatment data might be beneficial for the design and operation of pilot-scale plants for treating produced waters with similar properties.
