Sentence examples for waste slurry from inspiring English sources
Dr. Zhang, who has been researching manure conversion for eight years, subjects a waste slurry to heat and pressure in a process called thermochemical conversion.
The hydrolysis experiments were carried out using kitchen waste slurry (5% w/v) in an agitated fermenter of 1.5 L working volume.
Four people were killed, about 120 were injured and three are still missing after a dam holding waste slurry collapsed at an alumina works in the south-west of the country, sending a wave of poisonous red mud racing through nearby villages and into a tributary of the River Danube.
Food waste slurry and pretreated seed sludge were added in the batch reactor.
Thus, the biogas yield is 0.425 m3/kg VS from domestic waste slurry.
Food waste slurry without sterilization was conducted in both stages of experiment.
Prior to testing of actual waste slurries, baseline water runs were performed.
Filtration experiments were conducted at the INEEL using a crossflow filter apparatus on radioactive and non-radioactive waste slurries [N.R. Mann, T.A. Todd, Evaluation and Testing of the Cells Units Crossflow Filter on INEEL Dissolved Calcine Slurries, INEEL/EXT-98-00749 INEEL/EXT-98-00749gINEEL/EXT-98-00749, Idahol Laboratory, Idaho Falls, ID, 1998].
Extraction processes in the oil sand industry (northern Alberta, Canada) produces significant amount of waste slurries [0.25 m3/barrel of crude oil produced (Mikula et al. 1996)] characterized by caustic pore fluids and ore minerals suspended in bitumen contaminated liquids.
Yield stress of concentrated mixed suspensions is of considerable importance in processing fine particle suspensions, for example, in colloidal processing of ceramics such as alumina zirconia bodies, and in management and disposal of wet wastes, slurries, sludges, slimes, etc.
Almost 90% of the greenhouse gas emissions from farming come from nitrous oxide and methane, mainly from the use of artificial nitrogen fertiliser (N2O) needed to grow non-organic crops, and from the waste (particularly slurry) and burping from cows and sheep (methane).
