Sentence examples for treatment systems designed from inspiring English sources

This objective is reached by replacing conventional urban drainage pipes with swales, filter strips, wetlands and ponds as collection, storage and treatment systems designed for natural processes.

Experiments using columns packed with calcite grains (size 1 2 mm) were carried out to study the behavior of passive treatment systems designed to remediate contaminated water from acid mine drainage (AMD).

Denmark's AP Moller - Maersk, Skjølstrup & Grønborg (UltraAqua) and DESMI have set up DESMI Ocean Guard A/S, a company specializing in ballast water treatment systems designed to protect local maritime eco-systems.

The main aim of this study was to evaluate, in the design phase, the most environmentally sound alternative between two on-site small-scale wastewater treatment systems (designed for 15 inhabitants), namely an activated sludge compact system and a constructed wetland system (both in linear low-density polyethylene), using Life Cycle Assessment.

Two point-of-use drinking water treatment systems designed using a carbon filter and foam material as a possible alternative to traditional biosand systems were evaluated for removal of bacteria, protozoa, and viruses.

Biolytix, an Australian wastewater treatment system designed to fit into a conventional septic tank, comes pre-seeded with an ecosystem of worms, beetles and microorganisms that filter and break down waste.

This paper describes a constructed wetland treatment system designed to treat wastewater from oil refinery.

This paper describes a multiple-phase biological treatment system designed to treat waste water from a dairy parlour.

This brief case study provides details of a wastewater treatment system designed and built by New Jersey-based Dynatec Systems Inc.

The passive treatment system designed to treat the mine water discharge of the abandoned Wheal Jane tin mine in Cornwall consisted of a sequence of artificial wetland cells, an anaerobic cell and a final series of rock filters.

An urban net-zero water treatment system, designed for energy-positive water management, 100% recycle of comingled black/grey water to drinking water standards, and mineralization of hormones and other organics, without production of concentrate, was constructed and operated for two years, serving an occupied four-bedroom, four-bath university residence hall apartment.