1. Screw conveyors, in particular for sludge, including digested sludge, industrial sludge or sewage sludge

2. Sewage sludge and industrial waste will still enter the North Sea from Britain until 19

3. 9.2 | Of which: Sewage Sludge Gas | A biogas produced from the anaerobic fermentation of sewage sludge |

4. Biosolids, sewage sludge, the residues remaining from the treatment of sewage

5. Activated sludge process for sewage purification

6. Biogases from anaerobic fermentation: sewage sludge gas

7. Material suitable for deep sea dumping included sewage sludge, industrial waste, and toxic ashes left after the incineration of garbage.

8. (32) Conventional treated sewage sludge includes lagoon stored, thickened and mesophilic anaerobic digested sludge.

9. The heavy remains of sewage are known as sludge.

10. Activated sludge, sewage and sewage effluent contain pathogenic organisms and must be handled with caution.

11. Method and device for manufacturing biodisel from sewage sludge

12. The constant input of antibiotics into the urban sewage system may lead to accumulations in sewage biosolids (sediment, sewage sludge).

13. Biogas produced from the anaerobic fermentation of sewage sludge.

14. The terms ‘Biosolids’ and ‘sewage sludge’ are often used interchangeably.

15. Key words: sewage sludge, stabilization, digestion, acid treatment, sulphuric acid.

16. The pyrolysis and combustion of sewage sludge are exothermic reactions.

17. Simulation test Aerobic sewage treatment, Activated sludge units (OECD 303A)

18. A biogas produced from the anaerobic fermentation of sewage sludge.

19. The result is a purification of the dangerous sewage sludge.

20. Fully-digested sewage sludge is also used, with considerable success.

21. Untreated sewage and mercury-contaminated sludge continue to be dumped haphazardly.

22. These include: urban sewage and industrial effluents.

23. The ANZBP is careful to distinguish between sewage sludge and Biosolids.

24. Contamination of Agricultural Soils Return to "Land application of sewage sludge"

25. Preliminary boom for clearing sludge from the surface of a sewage basin

26. A project is described in which anaerobically digested sewage sludge was added to a field in northwestern Pennsylvania, and aerobically digested sewage sludge was added to a field in southeastern Pennsylvania.

27. Process for treating sewage with activated sludge and device for implementing it

28. Method of integration of concentration-dehydration and aerobic air-drying of sewage sludge

29. They have promised to limit the dumping of sewage sludge in the sea.

30. The anaerobic methane fermentation of sewage sludge caused changes of its chemical properties.

31. Activated sludge is freshly collected from the aeration tank of a sewage treatment plant or laboratory-scale unit treating predominantly domestic sewage.

32. Biosolids are created from the sludge generated by the treatment of sewage at WWTPs

33. • The sludge can be disposed of elsewhere and even returned to the sewage system;

34. Listeria occurs in large amounts in the sewage sludge which is spread on farmland.

35. Concentration of suspended solids in activated sludge after acclimatization with synthetic sewage = ... mg/l

36. Key words: advanced oxidation process, microwave, hydrogen peroxide, ozone, sewage sludge, nutrient release, solids destruction.

37. In 2000, the total amount of produced sewage sludge was seven million tonnes dry substance.

38. The main subjects in sewage sludge ordinance of the European Community and Germany are compared.

39. Collect actively digesting sludge from a digester at a wastewater treatment plant, or alternatively, from a laboratory digester, treating sludge from predominantly domestic sewage.

40. Given the power of the supermarkets, the widespread use of sewage sludge as fertiliser looks unlikely.

41. Chain scraper systems used in the purification of sewage and water (machines), sludge collection systems (machines)

42. A chemolithoauthotrophic, acidophilic, sulfur-oxidizing strain was isolated from sewage sludge and identified as Acidithiobacillus thiooxidans.

43. Microwave enhanced advanced oxidation processes (MWAOP), with combinations of oxidants, were studied for sewage sludge treatment.

44. In still another method, biologically active sludge, that is, sludge containing much bacteria, together with oxygen, is added to the sewage to make it harmless.

45. Only 10% of municipal and industrial wastewater is treated, and sewage and industrial effluent are dumped into watercourses.

46. The project consisted of an oxidation ditch, raw sewage screw pumps, a Circumfuse for sludge dewatering, glass lined sludge storage tanks, final clarification, and UV disinfections

47. Over a quarter of Britain's 5 million wet tonnes of sewage sludge is dumped at sea.

48. The use of pollution prevention equipment, including oily water separators, sludge tank systems and sewage disposal plant.

49. From 1942 to 19 two consecutive fields were treated variously with farmyard manure, fertilizers and sewage sludge.

50. Biopolymers sludge peptidoglycan sewage sludge eps Prior art date 2013-12-30 Legal status (The legal status is an assumption and is not a legal conclusion

51. The second major environmental release route for nonylphenolics is via sewage treatment processes and adsorption onto sludge.

52. Applicability of polarography for the continuous determination of dissolved oxygen in sewage and activated sludge was investigated.

53. We describe a floating respirometer,in particular for monitoring an activated sludge vessel of a sewage treatment plant.

54. Contamination of Agricultural Soils Return to "Land application of sewage sludge" Date Modified: 2006-08-14 Important Notices

55. The first member of this phylum was discovered in 2003 in activated sludge in a sewage treatment system.

56. ESTIMATION OF THE ADSORPTION COEFFICIENT (KOC) ON SOIL AND ON SEWAGE SLUDGE USING HIGH PERFORMANCE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY (HPLC

57. Sewage plants that turn sludge into safer materials certainly help the environment, but they do release some chemicals.

58. The source of test organisms is activated sludge freshly sampled from a well-operated municipal sewage treatment plant.

59. ESTIMATION OF THE ADSORPTION COEFFICIENT (KOC) ON SOIL AND ON SEWAGE SLUDGE USING HIGH PERFORMANCE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY (HPLC)

60. Collect activated sludge for inoculation from the aeration tank of a well operated waste water treatment plant or from a laboratory — scale activated sludge unit, treating predominantly domestic sewage.

61. When the test is started, 16 ml of synthetic sewage and 250 ml of activated sludge are added.

62. Integrated management system for sludge in plurality of sewage treatment facilities using environmental impact assessment and method therefor

63. Biosolids are a product of the wastewater treatment process. The terms ‘Biosolids’ and ‘sewage sludge’ are often used interchangeably

64. Biofuels include crops and trees, sewage and animal slurry, and industrial and domestic wastes.

65. Most energy usage in wastewater treatment arises from the vigorous aeration of settled sewage in the activated sludge process.

66. DETERMINATION OF THE INHIBITION OF THE ACTIVITY OF ANAEROBIC BACTERIA — REDUCTION OF GAS PRODUCTION FROM ANAEROBICALLY DIGESTING (SEWAGE) SLUDGE

67. Sewage treatment plants are now mandatory for all industrial and commercial buildings and residential apartments.

68. The Federal Biosolids rule for the use or disposal of sewage sludge is contained in 40 CFR Part 503

69. This takes place in a large tank where the crushed waste is mixed with sludge from the city’s sewage treatment plant.

70. The invention proposes a single-tank sewage treatment plant making it possible to combine activated sludge and bio-film biology.

71. The highest incidence of aberrant appendages occurred at sites downstream from domestic and industrial sewage outfalls.

72. Although we tend to think of industrial effluent, sewage is a more important source of pollution.

73. Allothogenic DOM mainly came from the domestic sewage and industrial wastewater in upstream of Dagu river, as well as a part of aquaculture sewage (Zhang et al., 2012)

74. Since the sewage sludge is an especially dangerous reservoir of germs, what happens to these dangerous organisms in the composting process?

75. Prevention and Control of Water Pollution The principal contributors of water pollution are industrial effluents and sewage .

76. The major pollutants threatening the sanctity of our water resources are industrial effluents , sewage and farm wastes .

77. Low river flows also reduce the available dilution for permitted discharges of treated sewage or industrial waste.

78. The Honourable Member identifies the diffuse sources of nitrates from agricultural use, dangerous substances contained in recycled sewage sludge and acid precipitation.

79. Water pollution has acquired dangerous dimensions ever since sewage and industrial effluents are being disposed into the rivers .

80. Soil sludge, compost sludge, bio-sludge and clarified sludge mixers (machines)