Sentence examples for water damming from inspiring English sources

He said, for example, that if the original chimney configuration caused water damming -- which only began to leak after many years of service -- then it would probably make sense to redesign the drainage around the chimney, thereby avoiding a similar problem in the future.

Although this method is simple, it also requires sound planning and servicing of the water damming and channelling.

It also records that in the eighth year of his reign during a particularly high Nile flood, he had the excess waters dammed for the benefit of the farmers.

"There are no clinics, no schools, no roads, no water dams — nothing," Mr. Bariz said.

The final project is located at the water dam of Beebe Lake.

Ancient societies deployed an array of systems by managing superficial water (dams) and aquifers (which are considered "naturally built dams").

Environmentalists fear the government would need to construct other dams upstream to guarantee enough water — dams that would flood more forest and affect yet more indigenous peoples.

The aquifer on the down gradient of the process water dam is contaminated by saline water that evolved from the dam.

The proposed algorithm using the optimized DEM model was then applied to a water dam breaking, involving multiple solid cylinder layers.

There is evidence to show that the mine process water dam poses a serious threat of contaminating the groundwater with salts.

Also, desalination is less harmful to the environment than water dams, which results in severe environmental problems up and down stream.