discharge pipe

The translator led them to the bank where they could look down upon the discharge pipes.

In 1970-71 the class was increased to 17, though these were built to a slightly different design, with only one discharge pipe instead of three.

Some building codes will allow for the discharge pipe to terminate in the garage.

Jets of seawater blasted through discharge pipes into the sea.

The 3 cast iron discharge pipes had previously allowed a controlled release of water.

She argues that closely regulating what comes out of the discharge pipe and the smokestack is no longer effective.

Above the plant's discharge pipe, just west of the Route 105 bridge, effluent tints the river gray.

It is also used for cleaning waste discharge pipes under sinks and drains in domestic properties.

It spilled into the bay from a discharge pipe just south of Fort Totten, he said.

In the 1970's and 1980's systems were put in place to deal with traditional environmental problems, like smokestacks and discharge pipes.

At this level control was maintained through the discharge pipe and it was not necessary to open the three main spillway gates.

Where the hospital's discharge pipe sticks out into the reservoir, a soapy plume trails out over the water.

The fish were aided by the placement of the discharge pipes, Mr. Gephard says.

Workers in charge of checking this discharge pipe also noted thinning of the barrier as early as 1897.

A 1 metre diameter industrial marine discharge pipe serving a major chemicals complex was blocked by such salts in the 1970s.

Additionally, a previous owner had removed and sold for scrap the three cast iron discharge pipes that previously allowed a controlled release of water.

"In the meantime, the plume from the discharge pipe will be running right past the intake area for our drinking water," Ms. Higgins said.

The state, meanwhile, has not acted on the county's engineering plans, submitted last fall, for closing the discharge pipe from the landfill, Mr. Baker said.

A positive displacement pump makes a fluid move by trapping a fixed amount and forcing (displacing) that trapped volume into the discharge pipe.

These dredge pipe pieces are used on-board of dredgers to connect the dredge pump with the discharge pipe.

This type of plant would use shorter (and therefore less costly) intake and discharge pipes, which would avoid the dangers of turbulent surf.

She pointed to the maze of intake and discharge pipes, condensators, separators, evaporators, and electrical generators deep in-side the base's core.

The pool's drain is on the bottom beneath the 3 meter concrete platform, where water flows through a discharge pipe and creates the Glen Springs Run.

Evidence of this is clearly visible at Norchard Station entrance, where a large water discharge pipe provides 75 million gallons in to the River Lyd daily.

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