Sentence examples for waste water containing from inspiring English sources

For a century, workers poured waste water containing heavy metals from cleaning solvents into the building's drainage system.

Dung said waste water containing toxins such as cyanide and carbolic acids was released into the sea during a test run of the plant.

CTS-g-PAMA was then applied to treat a series of simulated waste water containing kaolin or Escherichia coli.

In polyurethane industry, the synthesis of isocyanates generates significant amount of by-product HCl gas and waste water containing salt.

The production of catalytic converters generates large amounts of waste water containing Pd2+, Rh3+ and Nd3+ ions.

A team of US regulators investigating contamination at a Colorado goldmine accidentally released a million gallons (3.8 million liters) of orange-hued waste water containing sediment and metals into a local river system, the Environmental Protection Agency said on Thursday.

Discharges of sludge, which unlike waste water contains solid material, are permitted 12 nautical miles or more from shore, but discharges of untreated waste water and sewage treated by older methods can occur only outside state waters.

Since waste water contains several organic substances, therefore, production of electrical energy from waste water using MFC can offer an economical solution to the problem of environment pollution and energy crisis in near future.

The waste water contains low levels of radioactivity, which occurs naturally, but is subject to more stringent waste management rules.

Additionally, raw waste water contains much higher concentrations of organic compounds, which could overload the solid phase extraction (SPE) cartridges and cause matrix effects in the mass spectrometer.

Although the waste water contained less than a gram of methamphetamine, pursuant to the Eastern District of Missouri's practice (which has been rejected by the majority of federal circuit courts and the U.S. Sentencing Commission) Michael, the sole defendant in the case, was charged as though the entire weight of the water in the bucket -- more than 2,700 grams -- was a marketable drug.