Solid and liquid waste

Since, the pineapple canning industry is one of the many food industries producing large quantities of solid and liquid wastes and due to the stringent environmental regulations regarding to waste disposal a special interest has developed in using the pineapple waste. 

Solid and liquid waste, soil Dispersion in glycol purge-and-trap pre-concentration onto Tenax/ silica/charcoal thermal desorption GC/ECD and FID in series No data 105 at 5 pg/L Lopez-Avila et al. 1987... 

Environmental Solid and liquid waste Drinking and waste water Priority pollutants Trace analysis Vapor analysis... 

E.3 Regulation of arsenic in solid and liquid wastes E.3.1 Bangladesh... 

Hazardous wastes are gases, liquids, solids, or mixtures of liquids and solids that are considered threats to human health and life. The US EPA maintains lists of specific solid and liquid wastes that by definition are... 

One of the first examples of the use of fluorous solvents in reactions was their use in the extraction of photodegraded solid and liquid wastes contaminated with polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs). Fluorinated ligands and scavengers... 

Type C laboratories can be fitted out in normal chemical laboratories. The floors, walls and benches should be free of grooves, and the ventilation should be good. It is recommended that all operations with radionuclides be carried out in tubs and that suitable containers be provided for solid and liquid waste. Because of the risk of incorporation, all mouth operations (e.g. pipetting with the mouth) are strongly forbidden. For wiping of pipettes and other equipment, paper tissue is used. Monitors must be available at the working place, to detect radioactive substances on the equipment and to check hands and working clothes for radioactivity. 

A comprehensive program for utilization of APCS by-products is currently underway. This five-phase program covers (1) nationwide environmental survey of present waste products and ecological data relating to the needs of potential APCS customers (2) determination of physical and chemical properties of waste products (3) studies on direct disposal of both solid and liquid wastes (4) beneficiation and use of liquid and solid waste products (5) pilot plant studies of promising utilization procedures. 

Autoclaving is the procedure of choice for decontamination of solid and liquid wastes. Many viruses are relatively heat-labile—HIV is inactivated at... 

Fig. 6 is a sketch of a rotary kiln incinerator, illustrating many of the essential phenomena associated with incineration. Rotary kilns are versatile incinerators because of their ability to treat solid, liquid, and gaseous wastes. Solid and liquid wastes are destroyed primarily through establishment of diffusion flames, i.e., flames that surround solid waste particles or droplets or form a flame sheet adjacent to surfaces. 

While the terms waste reduction are more expansive than source reduction in certain ways, they are more restrictive in the sense that while source reduction can be employed in the context of gaseous, liquid, or solid wastes, the term waste reduction is generally used to refer to solid and liquid waste management activities. ... 

The Environmental Coordinator decides the ultimate fate of solid and liquid waste products from the process. 

In 1980, Syntex, Inc., utilized a process based on photolysis to destroy approximately 13 pounds of 2,3,7,8-TCDD contained in 4300 gallons of oily trichlorophenol still-bottom residues ( ). In 1984, EPA began to use a transportable rotary kiln incinerator to detoxify solid and liquid waste which were contaminated with 2,3,7,8-TCDD (i6). Concurrent with the incineration activities, EPA began removing soils and other contaminated materials from a number of sites including a mobile home park near Grays Summit, Missouri. These activities required the application of extensive compositing techniques and statistical treatment of the data to assure the removal of... 

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