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dewater
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de·wa·ter  (d-wôtr, -wtr)
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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It is much more economical to squeeze water from the web in the press section than it is to evaporate it in the dryer section, so it is critical that press section dewatering be maximized.
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The dewatering section is 5 ft long and uses a vibrating mesh screen.
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