Sentence examples for waste treatment technologies from inspiring English sources

The sources included contractors who have installed waste treatment technologies and air purifiers on the ships.

The process simulation used in the GaBi® datasets incorporates process (heat, water and mass) integration and waste treatment technologies.

Liu et al. (2015) consolidated the 2-tuple DEMandL approach and fuzzy MULTIMOORA technique for ranking healthcare waste treatment technologies.

Furthermore, the study covers three well-established treatment technologies; other food waste treatment technologies are in their "infancy" in the UK waste market and therefore have been excluded.

In the MI scenario, there is a lack of incentives promoting alternative waste treatment technologies; therefore, only mechanical sorting processes are implemented.

This "green cycle" bioprocess will be useful to promote the old-fashioned waste treatment technologies for the cleaner production in food processing industries.

In recent years, interest in composting has increased because of the social demand for an environmentally friendly waste treatment technology and advent of organic farming.

Due to the decentralised nature of the TAD SSIs, coupled with financial constraints facing their operators, control of their pollution needs a simple cost-effective waste treatment technology.

Initiativen zum Umweltschutz, 13 ed., Deutsche Bundesstiftung Umwelt, Erich Schmidt, Berlin), the Bavarian State Office for Environmental Protection performs emission measurements at thermal waste treatment plants to optimize operation, to accompany and support development of new technologies, and to study the effect of this kind of waste treatment technology on the environment.

The integrated system which recovers nutrients, materials and energy from the waste stream, and reduces landfill disposal of organic and recyclable waste was found to have reduced GHG emissions very significantly compared to conventional landfill disposal, which is currently the most common waste treatment technology in Thailand.

Along with estimated population growth and their business activities, it has been observed that the city is still lacking in terms of efficient waste treatment technology, sufficient fund, public awareness, maintaining the established norms of industrial waste treatment etc. Hence it is recommended that the concerned authority (DBKL) shall view this issue seriously.