Sentences with phrase «treated produced water»

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«This world - class technology — which can be applied globally by all community - minded companies with organic waste and wastewater streams — produces both green energy to supplant fossil fuel needs as well as delivering high quality treated wastewater to safeguard community water standards.

During the disinfection process, water will pass through the 56 UV units, each of which contains 144 low - pressure, high - output ultraviolet lamps that produce 40 millijoules per square centimeter of light that together can treat an average of 1.3 billion gallons (4.9 billion liters) of water daily (pdf).

Moreover, all these processes produce large amounts of waste water that also need to be suitably treated.»

To produce such light shows, researchers treat euthanized rodents with several organic solvents to remove the water and lipids that made them opaque.

But hot water - treated fruit actually produced higher concentrations of these important aroma contributors, even with subsequent chilling.»

Finding ways to treat and dispose of or recycle the large volume of chemical - laden flowback water and brine - laden wastewater that is produced over the lifetime of an unconventional oil or gas well also poses challenges, the researchers noted.

In experiments, the researchers pumped water through a graphene membrane treated with both defect - sealing and pore - producing processes, and found that water flowed through at rates comparable to current desalination membranes.

The researchers suggested this transition could happen either downhole or in storage ponds where produced water is treated.

Upon achieving ZLD, power generation facilities can meet stringent cooling tower blowdown and flue gas desulfurization discharge regulations, treat and recover valuable products from waste streams, and better manage produced water.

The process produces an enormous amount of waste water, referred to as «produced water,» that must be treated and transported.

Although the exact source of contamination remains under investigation, the DDAC contamination most likely results from contact of the foodstuffs with disinfected equipment or from residues of DDAC in treated water used to wash the produce.

The new hooks have a special metal coating that produces a voltage in seawater, and because sharks are highly sensitive to electric fields in the water, the SMART hook (Selective Magnetic and Repellent - Treated Hook), will help keep sharks away from the fishing lines intended for other species of fish.