de·wa·ter (d -wô t r, -w tr)tr.v. de·wa·tered, de·wa·ter·ing, de·wa·ters To remove water from (a waste product or streambed, for example). |
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| Vehicles have a high flotation industrial design required for field spreading of liquid and dewatered sludges and compost products, biosolids land applicant. The oil is recovered from the dewatered slurry using a decanter. Apparently those that proved difficult were dewatered to a high degree at mill wastewater-treatment plants. |
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