Sentences with phrase «use scrubbers»

Today, coal plants use scrubbers to remove sulfur, or burn low - sulfur western coal.

Then using the scrubber side of a sponge, scrub off the baked on ick.

Don't use a scrubber sponge with the Bon Ami; just use a dishcloth.

«For extra stuck - on grime,» he says, «you may need to repeat the process or use a scrubber sponge.»

To use, simply squeeze the pen and use the scrubber tip like an eraser to remove stains.

(Sec. 1402) Authorizes a state to provide a tax or fee incentive to entities engaged in production of electricity from coal mined in the state and used in a facility that uses scrubbers or other forms of clean coal technology.

Your photos are laid out in a timeline with the newest photos at the top, and you can scroll through them with your mouse or by using a scrubber tool in the left - hand rail.

While working at the School district I have used scrubbers and buffers on classroom floors, hallways and the Gym floor.

Not exact matches

Instead of using a shaving brush, buy a cheap kitchen dish scrubber (or use your hand or a washcloth).

However, over the past decade, industry operators have invested in green cleaning products and equipment such as floor scrubbers that use less chemical products and machines that ionize water to help lift dirt particles.

Instead, buy a cheap kitchen dish scrubber (or use your hand or a washcloth).

I have stainless steel pans and use a commercial wire mesh pan scrubber — takes off anything.

I gave up and used regular dish soap and my nylon scrubber - backed sponge which took off the brown greasy film from the exterior of the pan quite easily.

I personally use a plastic scrubber, but my mother uses a dish cloth.

The soft, silicone bristled scrubber can be used in place of a washcloth and also makes a fun, textured bath toy.

Use a light scrubber to rub the spots on seats, pockets or canopy of the stroller and then use an absorbing wet cloth to remove the soap from the cleaned spoUse a light scrubber to rub the spots on seats, pockets or canopy of the stroller and then use an absorbing wet cloth to remove the soap from the cleaned spouse an absorbing wet cloth to remove the soap from the cleaned spots.

Scrubber attachments shouldn't be used on floors that scratch easily.

The scrubbers are a commonly used method for decreasing carbon emissions from industries such as coal - fired power plants, which produce more than 14 billion metric tons of carbon each year.

At Loy Yang Power Station in Victoria, a pilot plant run by CSIRO will capture 1,000 metric tons of CO2 a year; the Australian research organization has collaborated with China's Huaneng Group to use an amine scrubber to capture CO2 from a co-generation power plant in Beijing and then sell it.

The shipping industry, if it chooses to, could use alternative means of compliance, such as seawater scrubbers, and continue using heavy fuel oil, he said.

The second uses various forms of chemistry — in the form of amine or ammonia scrubbers, special membranes or ionic liquids — to pull carbon dioxide out of a more mixed set of exhaust gases.

Many plants are equipped with equipment — dubbed scrubbers — that use lime to remove pollutants.

Air pollution control devices called scrubbers use a sprayed slurry of ground limestone and water to remove sulfur dioxide from gases formed in coal combustion, said Tom Schmaltz, environmental director for Headwaters Resources, a world leader in coal combustion products.

Another blackhead removal product that is effective to use is an exfoliant or scrubber.

Use some castile soap in your wash water, but utilize a soapy sponge or scrubber to do the bulk of the cleaning.

The plant - based scrubbers are handsewn and only natural based materials are used in the production of our complete line of Twist products.

One can make use of various natural ingredients, like healthy oils, essential oils, face packs, home - made peels, natural scrubbers and all that stuff.

Our range of scrubbers are redefining the way the world cleans with chemical - free technologies reducing the need for everyday detergent use.

Just rinse them off — don't use soap, but do use a metal scrubber if necessary to scrape off any fishy bits — and dry thoroughly.

The intrigue of Wool (the title comes from the scrubbers used by people sent to clean the sensors on the surface) is enjoyable and thought - provoking, but it's how Howey borrows from our present that really makes Wool resonate with readers.

DiMarino, who has been teaching well - attended bathing seminars for many years, says she takes a two - quart bucket, puts a splash of shampoo in, and uses the nylon net scrubbers sold for human body washes (she calls them «scruffies») to mix the shampoo and apply it to the dog.

Use hot water and a diluted soapy mixture to scrub the insides with a scrubber on a long handle; a water bottle brush is a good solution.

Heavy Water (2015) uses lighting to transform a flat pool of water into a bulbous form, while Knife, Sole, Feather, Scrubbers (2015) playfully substitutes a photographer's color chart with vibrant scrub sponges.

The use of scrubbers (yes China and India installed scrubbers although not used consistently) to remove SO2 along with the shift to natural gas means the amount of aerosols has not kept up with CO2 forcing.

Regarding coal use, most of us know that China uses no stack scrubbers or other pollution abatement technology.

Many coal - fired plants use smokestack scrubbers to prevent air pollution.

Nevertheless, acid rain remains a serious and even increasing issue in many areas — especially in Russia and China, where coal combustion without the use of «scrubbers» remains common.

plants use «scrubbers» to clean Sulfur from the smoke... scrubbers and NOx removal equipment are also able to reduce mercury emissions from some types of coal... (EPA) has set tighter mercury limits for the future.»

Sodium alkali is used by many paper mills that have scrubber systems to avoid acid corrosion effects.

Wet scrubbers are used to capture both particulates and SO2 by injecting water droplets into the flue gas to form a wet by - product.

Although many plant managers avoided using their SO (2) scrubbers in the past, recent evidence, based on a series of field interviews conducted by the author, suggests that managers of coal power plants now have incentives to operate their scrubbers properly....

With a scrubber in place, a plant using high - sulfur coal can reduce its need to buy and surrender SO2 emissions permits by 90 % or more compared to a plant using the same fuel without a scrubber, making Illinois Basin coal much more competitive, especially against Central Appalachia which previously could rely on its low sulfur content as a competitive advantage.

Another 1974 American Electric Power ad criticized EPA for encouraging the use of pollution scrubbers on coal plants.

Costs of German and UK electricity would increase if their coal - fired power stations had to remove SOx from flue gases by use of «scrubbers» (i.e. flue gas desulphurisation; FGD).

China uses 45 % of the world's coal, much of it low grade lignite, and scrubbers cost money to operate so they are frequently down for «Maintenance».

This 1/1/1995 article about scrubbers says that they «have been used for 25 years,» which suggests that the first scrubbers were installed around 1970:

To meet this goal, plant owners can implement one of or a combination of three main strategies: use lower sulfur coal in their boilers, retire plants without emissions controls, or install emissions control equipment — primarily flue gas desulfurization (FGD) scrubbers.

The company decides how to use its allowance; it might restrict output, or switch to a cleaner fuel, or buy a scrubber to cut emissions.

She says that solutions include greater use of scrubbers, increased energy efficiency, and switching from coal to natural gas, nuclear power, and renewables.

Reducing emissions is certainly not the only way to remove CO2 from the air, we already use CO2 scrubbers in space craft to recycle air quality, and I imagine if mankind decided to do so, something of that nature could be constructed on a large scale assuming it turns out to be necessary.