Once, when she was very small, John had taken her to see a blowdown.

"I've also got to get down there and clean up the winter blowdown," Bill said.

And they said the blowdown was just after eight.

"There she is," Rachel said and pointed toward the blowdown.

The winding path we followed through the blowdown wasn't exactly a trail.

"We should lay up until the blowdown has passed."

"A quarter mile from here, around the edge of the blowdown.

The relief I felt at finally clearing the perimeter of the blowdown was enormous.

Blowdown is also often used to monitor the chemistry of the boiler water.

"And then have to drag their bodies all the way back down that hill into the blowdown?

Blowdown was extensive in both the bog and non-bog areas.

The whole blowdown up there is in his jurisdiction."

She waved her hands out toward the blowdown.

Phil had lured all of the Locard people up to the blowdown.

The road down Blowdown Cliff would have to be chiseled.

These energy economies are seldom practical with infrequent bottom blowdown.

Surface blowdown offers the additional advantage of steady-state operating conditions.

I never thought I would voluntarily enter the perimeter of the blowdown again.

"Old blowdown like this, even someone wise about the woods won't try to climb over it if he can go around.

After blowdown of the furnace the salamander remains as solid block.

It was the same building as before, but this time it was the very moment of blowdown.

Evaporation and blowdown can occur, which means that new 'make-up water' has to be added.

We know John died in that blowdown.

Operation Blowdown was a military operation that took place on 18 July 1963.

Somewhere in the middle of the blowdown.

Everywhere were the trunks of trees left from an old blow-down.

A blow-down in the forest, for instance, might force them to circle around it.

Before they set out, William climbed a low rise where an old blow-down had left a long, narrow clearing.

The Circus Boy had saved a blow-down and perhaps many lives as well.

You could never have opened a movie called "Blow-Down."

I remember still what a narrow escape we had last season just before that blow-down, when Wallace, the big lion, made his escape.

Once you're in there," he said, pointing at the blow-down, "especially at night, it's like trying to navigate in a box of toothpicks.

For example, many FGD systems repeatedly cycle the cooling tower blow-down before being treated in the wastewater system.

The amount of blow-down is primarily designated by measuring by the electrical conductivity of the circulating water.

Much of the blow-down was the result of Hurricane Floyd, which passed through the region in the fall of 1999, leaving many trails temporarily impassable.

He was able to use the emergency blow-down system and got one good main landing gear and the nose gear out of th spon, e sons.

"Officials Inspect Blow-Down Areas".

It'd be a pleasure to see the faces of those Earps as we were beamed back to the ship exactly thirty seconds before the big blow-down, or whatever it's called."

Make-up - The water that must be added to the circulating water system in order to compensate for water losses such as evaporation, drift loss, blow-out, blow-down, etc.

A quick glance up into the skies told his experienced eyes that the worst of the storm had passed, and that there was now little danger of a blow-down that night.

NGS was built with one of the first zero liquid discharge (ZLD) systems in a power plant, recovering all cooling tower blow-down and runoff from developed areas of the site.

PART Six Welle Done By the time Kimber and I descended from the edge of the blow-down and reached the town of Clark I figured that his panic attack had exceeded an hour in duration.

Any non-volatile salts and minerals that would remain in soluted form when the feedwater is evaporated have to be removed, because these would be concentrated in the liquid phase and require excessive "blow-down" (draining) to avoid that the liquid eventually becomes saturated and solid crystals fall out.

The local fire marshal said the explosion was the result of an attempted purging of natural gas from a pipeline as a test, a procedure known as a blow-down, and according to a state official who had been briefed on the incident, the explosion had been sparked by a "flame device," possibly a propane heater.