Sentence examples for waste fluids from inspiring English sources

Texas has another 25,000 wells that accept waste fluids and use them to retrieve additional oil and gas.

It's from instances where waste fluids — for example, the water used in fracking — are injected deep into the earth.

Many of these "waste" fluids have a lower BTU value than clean natural gas.

Engineers at the Rocky Mountain Arsenal, a chemical-weapons manufacturing center near Commerce City, Colorado, disposed of waste fluids by injecting them down a twelve-thousand-foot well.

Malacostracans excrete waste fluids mainly through the ducts of the nephridial glands, which are present in the body segments of the second antennae and the maxillae.

They argue – supported by a growing body of evidence, it seems – that fracking involves an unacceptable level of water usage, contaminates water supplies and spills potentially toxic waste fluids into the environment.

Finally, a drainage tube allows the waste fluid (i.e. salt water) to be removed.

In peritoneal dialysis, much more common in other countries than here, patients instill fluids and remove waste fluid through an abdominal membrane, with results that are comparable to hemodialysis in a center.

Now, gloved and masked to prevent infection, her husband helps instill a fresh bag of dialysate (it contains saline, minerals, glucose and electrolytes) and drain the waste fluid three times a day.

The "waste" fluid from the power plant is often used for lower-temperature applications, such as the bottom cycle in a binary-cycle plant, before being injected back into the reservoir.

A single sharpshooter, they found, can ingest up to 300 times its body weight per day in fluid, "making them extreme biological pumps". They consume so much because the fluid they pursue, "for some weird reason," Bhamla said, is essentially waste fluid, with low amounts of nutrients.