Sentence examples for wastes size from inspiring English sources
The sample of granular mixture got from crushed PCB wastes (size 0.3 0.45 mm, containing 25% metal and 75% nonmetal).
Two levels of four parameters including temperature (20°C and 40°C), time (10 min and 300 min), orange peel wastes and hexane ratio (1 : 2 and 1 : 12), and the wastes size (homogenized or chopped) were selected.
However, the variability in mass wasting size in forested areas is much higher than that obtained for logged areas.
According to the statistical analysis, waste size was the only factor that was significant for the methane yield.
In the optimization study for pretreatment using hexane, four factors of leaching with two levels including temperature (20 and 40°C), time (10 and 300 min), orange peel waste and hexane ratio (1 : 2 and 1 : 12), and the citrus waste size (homogenized and chopped) were investigated.
In a sensitivity study concerning the influence of waste composition (heating value, number of waste fractions), waste particle size distribution and radiative flux onto the waste bed on conversion has been carried out.
The factors that were studied were: shredding, waste particle size and waste density, thickness of wrapping layers, and type of wrapping film.
An optimised kitchen waste formulation and composition involving the use of bulking materials, waste load size and presence of microbes are important in ensuring the commencement of an effective composting process (Fang et al. 2001; Ishii and Takii 2003; Cekmecelioglu et al. 2005; Stabnikova et al. 2005; Cayuela et al. 2006; Chang and Hsu 2008).
Furthermore it discusses the effect of waste treatments, the size of waste particles and the waste replacement volume on the fresh and hardened properties of concrete.
You're wasting your size!" Birdie would have appreciated the Silver Slipper, which sits on the water, nearby nowhere, the houses close by raised on stilts.
Waste load size influences the temperature development during a composting process (Cayuela et al. 2006).
