Sentence examples for waste incineration facilities from inspiring English sources

In these view, waste incineration facilities should consider to reduce GHG emissions.

In South Korea case, the total of GHGs from the waste incineration facilities has been increasing at an annual rate 10%.

While large chemical sites often have in-house waste incineration facilities, smaller enterprises have to outsource the treatment of their residuals, leading to significant shipments of hazardous substances.

As shown by the NOx emission control for stationary diesel engines and the dioxin abatement for waste incineration facilities, SCR catalysts have been optimized for certain applications by modifying specific material properties.

Urbaser Balfour Beatty has unveiled its proposals for the Energy from Waste incineration facility in Haresfield.

The Conservative-run authority wants an energy from waste incineration facility to be built near junction 12 of the M5.

This location boasts a hospital, large dining hall, fire station, post office, contractor housing, and a medical waste incineration facility.

Local resistance to waste-to-energy incineration facilities have delayed some developments until now.

In the 1990s, Hong Kong closed down four municipal solid waste incinerators that were the dominant source of dioxins in the region, but some incineration facilities (e.g., clinical waste incinerators, crematoria, and a high-temperature incinerator at a chemical waste treatment center) are still in use.

As an indication of the potential of the method, a general, qualitative example is offered of the application of EEA to the evaluation of a technical alternative between a non-integrated waste recycling and an integrated waste recycling and incineration facility.

The near-term deployable dedicated small 14 MeV-neutron waste incineration back-end clean-up facilities are envisioned as advanced incinerators that are used in combination with thermal reactors (Westinghouse AP1000 and Generation IV VHTR are considered in the present study) to minimize the remaining long-lived radioactive species.