Sentence examples for waste water treated from inspiring English sources

When you look at the time it took Europe even to develop their sanitation scheme and have all the waste water treated, it took almost 50 years to achieve that.

The company already recycles 100% of the waste water from its manufacturing operations, with all of its waste water treated and returned to the environments at standards that support aquatic life.

The waste water treated by electrocoagulation with iron shows 90%% of settling in 60 min.

Dye removal from waste water treated using green synthesized nanoparticles (NPs) by different methodologies is gaining more interest.

The district collects waste water, treats it and then discharges it into Manhasset Bay.

Newly developed processes for generating energy from coffee waste water treat the fluid by-product to ensure that it re-enters the biosphere without causing damage.

For multilayer NPA structures, they could be useful in other solar energy systems in which well selective absorbing performances are not required, like solar steam generation [37], waste water treating systems, and water heating systems.

The absorbing efficiency of this absorber exceeds the absorbing efficiency of many other solar light absorbers, which provide much possibility for the absorber to be applied in solar energy systems like solar steam generation, solar water heating, and waste water treating systems.

The above-mentioned data (Table 4) showed that pilot scale reactors were operated with working volume that ranged between 0.020 and 22.5 m, and different types of waste water were treated by applying this process.

Only 35percentt of waste water is treated in Asia, a figure that dwindles to 14percentt in Latin America and a "negligible" proportion in Africa, the report said.

However, water, whether in rivers or the sea, has become far cleaner since the 1950s, as governments have increasingly insisted on waste water being treated before release.In other words, the experience of this century has been the opposite of that claimed by many environmentalists.