Sentence examples for wastes using a from inspiring English sources

Nutrient-rich antioxidant ingredients were produced from tomato fruit wastes using a microwave-assisted extraction (MAE) process.

The objective of the present study was to develop a bioprocess for fast production of enriched biocompost from municipal solid wastes using a native microbial cocktail and cheap lignocellulosic biomass i.e. wood chips.

Comparative to these results, the values of grade and recovery obtained for the same types of wastes using a horizontal drum eddy-current separator (HDECS), designed to separate millimetric particles, are given.

This work was aimed at developing an ultrasonic-assisted extraction of trans-resveratrol from red grape wastes using a new combination of solvents and response surface method- Box Behnken design.

The performance of these two statistical designs of experiments led to the best conditions for Cr VI) biosorption on the pinhão wastes using a batch system, where: pH 2.0; Co = 1200 mg l−1 Cr VI); X = 1.5 g l−1 of biosorbent; t = 8 h.

Ineos Bio, a Florida company, announced last month that it had produced ethanol from gasified wood waste, using a method that it expects to be commercially viable, and KiOR Inc. will make one million to two million gallons of diesel and gasoline this year from wood waste at its plant in Columbus, Miss., according to Michael McAdams, president of the Advanced Biofuels Association.

This study has led to the green synthesis of AgNPs by crude extracellular keratinase obtained through the biotechnological management of feather waste using a novel strain of B.safensis.

We describe an Industrial Ecology teaching exercise on the recycling of discarded consumer electronics ("e-waste"), using a computer as an example.

Pervaporation experiments were conducted to recover 1-butanol from model pharmaceutical aqueous waste using a surface modified poly vinylidene difluoride) membrane.

Later this year Sellew will break ground on a five-acre plant (on a 22-acre composting site) near Vancouver that will create energy from waste using a process called "high solid anaerobic digestion".

The second prize of $60,000 went to the UK's Loughborough University for a loo that produces biological charcoal, minerals and clean water from human waste, using a process they call "continuous hydrothermal carbonisation".