Sentence examples for volume of solids from inspiring English sources
Not only is the volume of solids produced smaller than in conventional digestion, but the greater production of biogas can make some wastewater treatment plants self-sufficient in energy.
He studied the methods of determination of surface area and volume of solids, developing and improving the method of indivisibles used by the Italian mathematician Bonaventura Cavalieri for computing some of the simpler cases.
The formation of secondary hydrous and carbonate phases increases the volume of solids and the porosity is correspondingly reduced (Figure 5).
"Vacuum filtration" has become popular because the volume of solids for ultimate disposal is reduced and the sludge is drier than it would otherwise be.
Also, the consolidation coefficient increased in almost direct proportion to the total volume of solids per unit cross-sectional area, which changes the driving force of consolidation sedimentation due to the overlying weight of the solid particles.
The variations with time of the height of the consolidated sediment were adequately described using the analytical solution describing the average consolidation ratio with the aid of the relation that the equilibrium height was represented by a power function of the total volume of solids for a specified pH.
The present study is aimed at improvement of the existing volume-of-solid (VOS) function method for optimization of heat conduction path between isothermal objects.
The volume-of-solid (VOS) method presented by Cheng and Chen [20] for homogeneous and isotopic materials shape design has been firstly applied to deal with the composite materials.
A novel computational approach based on a non-constrained formulation with a volume-of-solid (VOS) function equation is firstly presented for topology design of heat conductive solid paths between constant-temperature objects.
Such visions date back at least to 1982, when an O.E.C.D. report urged governments to address the volume of solid waste by encouraging more durable products, but they remain little studied or implemented.
On the floor between them sits a sculpture by Roni Horn, a weighty volume of solid black glass the size and shape of a bass drum, with a top so shiny that it looks like liquid ink.
