Sentence examples for wastes dissolved from inspiring English sources

Urine has various wastes dissolved in it.

Date palm leaflets waste are used as the reinforcement and EPS waste dissolved in gasoline is used as a matrix.

The reactor is fueled by a mixture of thorium and transuranics (TRUs) from high-level nuclear waste, dissolved in a sodium fluoride-based carrier salt.

This process would yield a product stream that is below the NRC Class A low level waste limit for 137Cs, and would result in high activity waste volume reduction factors of approximately 2200 and 570 for liquid sodium bearing waste and dissolved calcine waste, respectively, which are currently stored at the Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory.

Gaseous wastes are eliminated by diffusion, and solid wastes in dissolved or undissolved form pass out through an opening in the body wall that serves the dual purposes of food intake and waste elimination.

Because of its presence in radioactive wastes, its dissolved and sorptive behaviors need to be better understood so that we can quantify its solubility and potential retention in the context of containment by clayey engineered and natural geosphere barriers.

Forty grams of the wastes was dissolved with a certain amount of hexane in the flasks, followed by shaking vigorously for a determined period of time.

The system has been successfully tested in a waste water dissolved air flotation (DAF) tank, in a white water de-aeration channel, in a deinking flotation cell Metso OptiCell and in a plastic bead production reactor, where the hot and pressurized plastic bead production process is monitored through a submersed pipe.

One possible route for the emergence of radioactive waste to the surface would be the impingement of groundwater into the underground disposal site, followed by corrosion of the waste canisters, dissolving of waste material, and discharge of the resulting solution to the environment.

Among the many factors that must be considered are traffic flow patterns of visitors, reflections off glass, acoustics, and tank-maintenance problems such as water clarity, dissolved wastes, temperature, tank decor, disease treatment, and nutrition.

Semiclosed systems are essentially the same as closed except that there is a constant connection to the water supply, and the problem of dissolved wastes is controlled by the regular addition of new water; this system is less costly than the open one with regard to temperature control and pumping.