Sentence examples for wastes from different from inspiring English sources

Nontoxic compostable solid wastes from different processes can be recovered and valorized into useful product.

Wastes from different sources can be utilized as effective materials in wastewater bioremediation.

In order to reduce the dependency on virgin materials for construction, efforts have been made to incorporate by-products and wastes from different industries as alternatives in concrete.

The water quality of Anchar lake has deteriorated considerably due to illegal encroachment along the banks of the lake, dumping of the sewage and other municipal wastes from different parts of the Srinagar city into the lake.

Likewise, increasing urbanization is intensifying inappropriate management and disposal of organic wastes from different sources, thereby deteriorating the environmental quality and subsequent food chain contamination through bio-magnification (Mrabet et al. 2012; Benjawan et al. 2015).

In this study, two paper sludge wastes from different origins and activation conditions (laboratory (LS) and industrial (IS) scale) have been investigated, once mixed with fly ash at a ratio of 1 1 by weight.

Waste waters from different sources may also contain more than one metal ion, it is usually a mixture of a number of metal ions often together with organic dyes or solvents in varying concentrations.

Solid waste from different industries like food, beer and wine, agriculture, paper, textiles, detergent, and animal feed industries are used as a substrate for SSF.

Among the natural mixed wastes (vermicompost obtained from mixed vegetable waste from different families as obtained from the kitchen or market), kitchen wastes (3 kg earthworm biomass and 14.32 kg finished cast) showed better performance over market wastes.

Studies on waste from different fusion power plant model designs have been performed at Studsvik RadWaste AB in Sweden as part of the European fusion safety program 'Safety and Environmental Assessment of Fusion Power' (SEAFP-2 and SEAFP 99).

Therefore, this work proposes a mathematical formulation for the optimal planning of a waste management system considering waste from different neighboring cities divided in several sites, as well as the dependence over time for the variables and parameters through a set of differential equations for properly capturing the associated dynamic behavior.