Sentences with phrase «treatment capacity»

Significant upgrades from 1987 to 1994 increased the water treatment capacity from 27 to 60 million litres per day.

In 2012, there were around 2,150 thermal waste treatment plants operating globally with a total annual waste treatment capacity of almost 250 million tons.

The argument over the future of the UK's residual waste treatment capacity has reopened today, after the ESA published a review of previous reports and reiterated the prediction that six million tonnes of residual waste will have nowhere to go in the UK by 2030.

ScaleGard Pro H + water filters increase treatment capacity by using a modified resin which traps scale - forming minerals to prevent scale build up in the heating elements of vending equipment.

The new beds will be in addition to recently announced funding for expansion of services at Fairview Recovery Services on Merrick Street in Binghamton which includes $ 3.6 million for a new 18 - bed community residence offering substance use disorder treatment for women, and approval of new treatment capacity at Fairview's existing Crisis Detox facility on Court Street.

The new SGP145BH (34 cm high) filter has 2240 litres treatment capacity compared to 1600 litres for the standard version.

Non-bypass versions of the 145H, 165H and 195H filters, have total treatment capacity of 1680 litres, 2380 litres and 3967 litres, respectively.

The fiberglass pipes act as receiving vessels for stormwater overflow, cost - effectively containing excess rainwater until treatment capacity is once again available.

Biological Energy - Spencer, NY (Southern Tier): provides technology that increases wastewater treatment capacity while reducing energy use

Its treatment capacity is comparable to existing solutions, while using less than 75 % of the electricity and no chemical additives.

The treatment capacity of the district's water pollution control plant is approximately 50 million gallons per day.

Due to deficiencies in the sewer collection system and lack of treatment capacity, wet weather events such as rain or snowmelt generate more wastewater than the plant can handle.

The rainwater quickly overwhelms the treatment capacities; it overflows straight into the rivers, untreated.

Scouted and provided informed analysis on the treatment capacities of seven different hospitals in India to supplement services unavailable in Ethiopia.