aeration process

CO2 levels will be determined at the start and end of the aeration process.

Spreading compost is an integral part of the aeration process.

The aeration process reduces incoming water to a spray in the air.

Aeration process refers to the process of moving air through grain.

Government regulations and minimum standards requirements control this aeration process, known as "overrun."

"We use an aeration process during the freezing, which produces crystal clear ice, free from any taste or odor."

In 1947 a primary sedimentation tank was added and modified aeration process adopted.

New Era Technologies incorporates an extensive aeration process to create their compost product.

Aeration process and the forest in the downstream area filters the silt in the river.

In the final process a small amount of chlorine is added to kill any pathogens that have survived the aeration process.

Originally, the plant used the extended aeration process with aerobic sludge digestion for wastewater treatment.

But aeration performance depends on local weather and a key part of any aeration process is to control inlet air selection.

In the early 1950s, the first of three parallel diffused aeration process streams was completed, which included primary and secondary treatment of the effluent.

Linear aeration is a relatively new aeration process; it allows water to penetrate the soil and to be retained in the proper amounts.

Yet the value of the aeration process has been called into question by a new study suggesting that stirring up polluted waters this way adds higher levels of harmful bacteria to the air.

Due to lower sludge wasting rates combined with lower BODs loadings, the extended aeration process operates in the endogenous respiration phase (i.e. cells consume their own protoplasm).

This aeration process must not be allowed to destroy all of the energy of the liquid stream because some is required to produce a final jet and project the produced foam onto the fire.

He described a hypolimneon aeration process (see diagram) which maintains the thermocline and aerates bottom water (with sparging to the surface through funnels) to overcome hypolimneon Mn/Fe problems.

The mechanical mixing and aeration process enables materials of small particle size to be effectively composted - these materials can compact and become difficult to adequately aerate in alternative (non-agitated) systems.

As in the extended aeration process nitrification of ammonia contained in the influent (i.e. conversion of ammonia to nitrites and then to nitrates) is accomplished as a result of increased aeration.

Ochratoxin-A (OTA) is a mycotoxin that can naturally occur in stored grain depending on the temperature and moisture content of the grain, relative temperature and humidity, and the speed of any cooling or aeration processes.