Sentence examples for waste processing system from inspiring English sources

At Vermont Yankee, technicians found two holes in a pipe that carries radioactive gases from the reactor to a waste processing system.

This way, a mathematical model for the optimal planning of a waste management system could be a useful tool to make decisions about the design of a waste processing system to promote sustainable public polices and cooperation among multiple cities.

The results show that urban areas are the main drivers for the occurrence of marine litter along central Italy's coastal ecosystems, suggesting that the presence of such litter on Lazio beaches could be effectively reduced by identifying failings in recycling and waste collection procedures and by improving waste processing systems and sewage treatment in urban areas.

Waste, both waste processing systems and waste from other systems, accounts for about half the growth, and bioenergy (almost all of which are biofuels) the rest.

Other eco-friendly features include a recycling system that repurposes "grey water" from the sinks and showers to irrigate the community garden; a waste-processing system; and composting bins.

WaSH-AID's technology combines electrochemical disinfection for liquid waste processing and biomass energy conversion to process solid waste.

With its yield-optimizing design and sustainable business model, GrubCycle applies a naturally robust biological processing system to address the massive problem of organic waste management in urban slums in Nairobi and across the world!

Key changes would include a shift from rLBMs to cold-chain distribution, and introduction of a centralized slaughter system with standardized, hygienic practices for slaughter, decontamination, and waste processing.

Federal officials have set an ambitious goal to reopen the site for at least limited waste processing by the end of this year, but full operations can not resume until a new ventilation system is completed in about 2021.

A system utilizing three fixed beds in series is described that allows for continuous nuclear waste processing at approximately 890 l/h.

The aim of this study was to develop an aerobic composting process as an alternative waste management strategy for poultry processing systems that are facing challenges with waste disposal in developing countries.