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effluent [ˈɛflʊənt] n 1. (Engineering / Civil Engineering) liquid discharged as waste, as from an industrial plant or sewage works 2. (Physics / Nuclear Physics) radioactive waste released from a nuclear power station 3. (Earth Sciences / Physical Geography) a stream that flows out of another body of water 4. something that flows out or forth adj flowing out or forth [from Latin effluere to run forth, from fluere to flow]
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effluent Translations effluent adj → ausfließend; gas → ausströmend n effluent [ˈefluənt] (a flowing out of) waste matter from a factory etc. afval فَضَلات المَصْنَع отпадъчни води odpadní voda spildevand das Abwasser απόβλητα residuos äravool, heitvesi مواد برون ریز؛ مواد زائد päästö effluent שְׁפָכִים कूडा़-करकट otjecanje kifolyó limbah útstreymi effluente 廃液 유출물 nuotėkos notekūdeņi bahan buangan afvalwater kloakk-/spillvann ściek defluente reziduuri промышленный сток odpadová voda odplaka otpadne vode utsläpp, avlopp สิ่งปฏิกูลจากโรงงาน (sıvı) fabrika atığı 流出物,污水 рідкі промислові відходи صنعتی فضلہ sự tuôn ra 流出物,污水 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Biologists around the world have accumulated substantial evidence of endocrine disruption in wild fish, particularly in waters receiving sewage treatment plant or kraft mill effluents (KME) (Jobling et al. The company is also capitalizing on opportunities that have sprouted on the heels of new metal mining effluent regulations (MMER), which came into effect in 2004, making regular toxicity testing of effluents mandatory for Canadian mining companies. The program demonstrated exceptional results using CuNoSS (copper no suspended solids), an innovative liquid abatement system developed by BOC Edwards that removes copper ions (Cu2+) from copper effluents (which also contain suspended solids, oxidizers and organics). |
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