waste flow

But you don’t have to go with the wasted flow of energy.

It is our recommendation that training programs be developed for each of the waste flow processes taking place at a facility.

How does oil, water, gas, or nuclear waste flow through porous rocks?

Certain waste flows are more easily treated in a co-incineration plant.

Lack of infrastructure maintenance has let raw waste flow into the river on a daily basis.

Case studies will aid the project partners in tracing the main waste flows and developing recommendations on the action to be taken.

One way to do this is to use the campus as a laboratory for the study of its own food, energy, materials, water and waste flows.

With this contract, however, the city will lock firm plans into place for the removal of about 20 percent of the city's total waste flow.

The pressure to develop the area must be kept in check, or the waste flow will grow, and everyone will be back where they started.

Many people think of just household waste, but there are a lot of things that impact waste flows.

As urban economic security was dependent upon its metabolic support system, cities now looked further afield for their resource and waste flows.

"Waste flow in New Jersey is basically being used to finance excess disposal capacity.

Many US companies reported significant cost savings through more effective tracking and management of material and waste flows (4).

All floor wastes flow to grated sumps on the external walls (rather than just spilling to open soil).

However, these wastes represent small fractions of total waste flows, and we have outlined in the communication ways to promote recycling more generally.

Rising concern about global warming put a previously unimportant waste flow, carbon dioxide, on top of the political and scientific agenda.

Such as: Energy flows, mass flows, materials, waste flows and emissions.

As it is, most of Gaza's sewage cannot be treated properly, so tons of raw waste flow straight into the sea.

Hundreds of tonnes of unprocessed waste flow into the Guanabara Bay every year.

The April allows waste flow control by ordinance to direct the disposal of haulers waste in their given jurisdiction.

In 1980, an oxidation ditch of the Carousel variant was constructed to cope with increased domestic and trade waste flows.

The existing rule was worked out under the state's old waste flow law, which required haulers to dispose of trash at designated sites within each county.

For continuous treatment, calcium hypochlorite is introduced by a hypochlorinator capable of feeding the solution in proportion to waste flow.

Since the installment-purchase payment includes debt service and is not based on tonnage delivered, however, concerns regarding waste flows are somewhat mitigated.

Local markets for by products (e.g. hydrogen and propylene) are developed, so reducing waste flows and transport of material.