Examples of using Waste waters in English and their translations into German
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Waste waters, with the exception of waste in liquid form;
Such wastes are commercial and industrial waste waters, e. g.
Iv waste waters, with the exception of waste in liquid form;
Design and production of telemetry systems drink and waste waters, gas, etc.
Complex content waste waters cannot be disposed of in the new facility.
Industrial chemistry We deliver industrial chemistry for cleaning of industrial waste waters.
Use in the final purification stage of waste waters to eliminate critical trace substances.
Photo-Oxidation is perfect for pretreatment of toxic and/or persistent waste waters.
The waste waters collected are required to undergo appropriate treatment before they are released.
Our sewage pumps are suitable for raw sewage and industrial andmunicipal waste waters.
The waste waters are re-used as a circulating water- a further step towards wastewater-free production.
Based on the natural principle of evaporationTerraOrganic is our solution for the treatment of biological waste waters.
Concentration of waste waters, waste heat driven, designed for high salinity but no solid extraction.
HIGH-PERFORMANCE REACTORS areonly used for the biological preliminary cleaning of waste waters with very high contamination levels e. g.
Waste waters containing resists can now be processed safely at any time, even in case of strongly fluctuating production conditions.
Used for lining the inside of concrete pipes. Acid and alkaline waste waters, settling tanks, civil and industrial purification plants.
Potential applications include gold extraction plants,electroplating works and general industrial operations involving cyanide-bearing waste waters.
The discharge of waste waters, the input of nutrients and hazardous substances both from point and non-point sources as well as heat discharge;
Development of a carrier support wet oxidationprocedure to minimise halogenated organic compounds in waste waters of the textile industry.
For waste waters that are difficult to purify through classical biological or physico-chemical techniques evaporation is sometimes an alternative.
Fraunhofer Project Group IWKS investigates innovative particle systems for the adsorption of phosphorus from industrial andcommunal waste waters.
Biological pipe cleaning is suitable for pipe cleansing for all waste waters with organic components, for example pipe cleansing for kitchen and toilet waste water. .
Highly contaminated waste waters and the ion exchanger regeneration solution are treated by means of oxidation using hydrogen peroxide, flocculation and precipitation reactions and reduction using sodium bisulphite chromium VI.
The project aims at building a system for acceptance, treatment and disposal of waste waters from households and business facilities in the Municipality of Ilinden.
Under that provision, waste waters, with the exception of waste in liquid form, are excluded from the scope of the Waste Framework Directive where waste waters are already covered by other legislation.
The entire spectrum of heavy metal-bearing, sulphured and cyanide-bearing waste waters at various concentrations and with various throughputs can be processed in a single charge.
The mixture of communal and industrial waste waters assures a high degree of purification and considerable cost savings for the partners, and consequently also the companies resident at the site.
With BioFix® nitrification inhibition tests you can now easily determine the nitrification inhibition in waste waters of all kinds as well as nitrification inhibition by individual substances or substance mixtures.
By this method, it was anticipated that the waste waters, exhaust gases and residues produced hitherto would either be avoided, reincorporated into the production cycle or suitable for ecologically harmless disposal.
Deep well disposal is the harmless injection of waste waters or liquid wastes into brine-filled cavities in deep-lying rock formations.