Sentence examples for waste treatment capacity from inspiring English sources

"Basing waste treatment capacity projections on the projects that are currently in planning is inaccurate because there is a chance that not all the plants will actually be built".

Suez has presented its analysis of UK waste treatment capacity in a new report, Mind the Gap 2017-2030 (pdf), which identifies a serious deficit between the amount of waste needing treatment and the EfW capacity available to deal with it.

Table 4 summarizes the cumulative cash flow of each plant per ton waste treatment capacity.

The investment cost for machinery, equipment and building was 26.6 million USD or about 72,282 per ton waste treatment capacity.

Results show that the NPV of this project is 40,573,301 USD or about 202,867 USD per ton waste treatment capacity.

The results are as follows: a predicted 7,158,681 USD of total NPV or about 140,336 USD per ton waste treatment capacity, 3.05 CBR and 3-year amortization period.

The first results with high-content cyanide (1 g l−1) waste water are presented and plant treatment capacity is calculated.

The government has invited proposals on the adoption of modern incinerators for municipal solid waste treatment, in anticipation of a shortage of waste disposal capacity in Hong Kong.

Unfortunately, waste treatment is limited in such areas (e.g., Rishikesh-Haridwar treatment plant capacity is about pop. 80,000); therefore large quantities of inadequately treated wastes are released into the Upper Ganges, especially during the pilgrimage season.

Increased numbers of swine producers will be removing sludge from their anaerobic waste treatment lagoons in the next few years, due to sludge exceeding designed storage capacity.

Alternative methods of waste management are now being considered, including thermal waste treatment that was abandoned several years ago, because the landfills are almost certain to reach full capacity within the next decade.