Sentence examples for wastes derived from from inspiring English sources

Spent coffee grounds (CG) and rice husk ash (RHA) are organic wastes derived from agricultural products.

However, mineral wastes derived from C&D activities and waste glass are considered to have potential to be re-used as construction materials, especially as aggregates.

These wastes fall into three principal categories: used irradiated fuel and the wastes derived from its reprocessing; operational wastes created by the day-to-day running of nuclear reactors; and reactor decommissioning wastes.

By pyrolyzing the remaining solid wastes derived from pomace extraction, in the secondary biorefinery, 0.52 t of biochar, 0.80 t of bio-oil and 0.630 MWh energy, can be produced.

The Gasplasma® process developed by APP is an advanced thermal conversion (ATC) technology which has been developed for the treatment of household and trade wastes and has also been successfully applied to the handling of wastes derived from landfill and would be capable of achieving effective energy conversion when utilised as an integrated part of the Enhanced Landfill Mining (ELFM) concept.

Treatment with N,N′-dimethyl-1,2-diaminoethane (DMDAE) of PC pellets or PC wastes, derived from compact discs, in dioxane with/without a catalytic amount of base (e.g. Na2CO3 0.5 mol%) for a short period at 100 °C produced DMI and BPA, both in nearly quantitative yields.

Red mud is a solid waste derived from bauxite refining processes, chiefly the Bayer process.

Meanwhile, finding applications for the waste derived from the textile industry may also result in attractive economical and sustainable solutions.

Spent catalyst waste derived from a petrochemical refinery was treated to remove oil and other hydroprocessing process impurities aimed to a subsequent reuse.

The objective of this study was to validate the exploitation of spent mushroom substrate (SMS), a low or null cost organic waste derived from the industrial production of P. ostreatus, as bulking agent in a dynamic biopile pilot plant.

The use of calcite (CaCO3) as a substrate for a permeable reactive barrier (PRB) for removing fluoride from contaminated groundwater is proposed and is illustrated by application to groundwater contaminated by spent potliner leachate (SPL), a waste derived from the aluminium smelting process.