Sentences with phrase «evaporation ponds»

Evaporation ponds are areas of water that are designed to let the sun and wind naturally evaporate the water, leaving behind valuable minerals or salts. They are like large shallow pools where water is left to evaporate so that the specific substances within the water can be collected and used for various purposes. Full definition
According to the Historical Observing Metadata Repository, Chula Vista moved 2.5 miles in 1982, from a location situated along salt evaporation ponds to an urban setting surrounded by buildings.
Miners pump brine from the lakes up into evaporation ponds on the surface.
Fleur de sel is the top layer of sea salt skimmed from seawater evaporation ponds and often has a delicious minerally flavor; find it at gourmet grocery stores.
Satellite images reveal the Dead Sea's retreat, as well as the growth of mineral - extraction evaporation ponds in the southern basin.
However, it doesn't tolerate any more lithium brine evaporation ponds, and water rights are very scarce as well.
To do this, they argue that the mineral industry should be charged for the Dead Sea water used to fill evaporation ponds, which yield minerals like potash and magnesium.
Nevertheless, the Lithium Triangle salars are beginning to show the strains of increased lithium production: Evaporation ponds litter the barren landscape, and pumping the brine may lower the water table — a major threat in a desert area.
The restoration program includes an extensive array of collection («extraction») and injection well lines, collections drains and trenches in and around the largely reclaimed tailings piles and lined evaporation ponds as shown on Figure 1 to this paper.
CMP's solar evaporation pond complex in Utah is one of only four in the world (and the only one in North America) that can produce SOP from a naturally occurring brine source using solar evaporation.
Your last stop, weather permitting, is the town of Maras, well known for thousands of pre-Incan salt evaporation ponds that were constructed between 200 AD and 900 AD and are still being harvested by the people of Maras.
«Back in the 1990s the plant was sending 850 gallons of wastewater per minute down a pipeline into evaporation ponds,» Burba notes.
Cypress is going to try something different, needing no evaporation ponds or large quantities of groundwater, more on this later.
It is dotted with the evaporation ponds and factories of the Arab Potash Works on the Jordanian side, and the Dead Sea Works on the Israeli side.
Larger salt crystals form on the bottoms of the evaporation ponds, while finer sea salt crystals, known as fleur de sel, form on the surface and are scraped off quickly to preserve their fine texture.
From here you can also see the salt evaporation ponds, a patchwork of 3,000 wells that have been used since the Incan Empire.
Chula Vista moved 2.5 miles in 1982, from a location situated along salt evaporation ponds to an urban setting surrounded by buildings.
Brine from a very large body of salty water, Lake Disappointment, would be channelled by a trench many kilometres long and pumped into evaporation ponds.
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