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A complex gathering station may include facilities to separate produced fluids, stabilise crude for storage, dehydrate and treat sales gas, and recover and fractionate NGLs. Such a plant would also handle the treatment of waste products for disposal. 

The sinusoids transport both portal and arterial blood to the hepatocytes. The systemic blood delivered to the liver contains nutrients, drugs, and ingested toxins. The liver processes the nutrients (carbohydrates, proteins, lipids, vitamins, and minerals) for either immediate use or for storage, while the drugs and toxins are metabolized through a variety of processes known as first-pass metabolism. The liver also processes metabolic waste products for excretion. In cirrhosis, bilirubin (from the enzymatic breakdown of heme) can accumulate this causes jaundice (yellowing of the skin), scleral icterus (yellowing of the sclera), and tea-colored urine (urinary bilirubin excretion). 

Calcium oxide (CaO) is a base and is still used by some farmers to spread on fields to neutralise soil acidity and to improve drainage of water through soils that contain large amounts of clay. It is also used to neutralise industrial waste products, for example in flue... 

WASTE REMOVAL All living cells produce waste products. For example, animal cells ultimately convert food molecules, such as sugars and amino acids, into COz, HzO, and NH3. These molecules, if not disposed of properly, can be toxic. Some substances are readily removed. In animals, for example, C02 diffuses out of cells and (after a brief and reversible conversion to bicarbonate by red blood cells) is quickly exhaled through the respiratory system. Excess HzO is excreted through the kidneys. Other molecules, however, are sufficiently toxic that elaborate mechanisms have been evolved to provide for their disposal. The urea cycle (described in Chapter 15), used in many animals to dispose of NH3, converts this extremely harmful substance into urea, a less toxic molecule. 

Methanol (and its metabolic waste products) for low rates of exposure can cause irritation and damage to the eyes (optic nerve) while chronic exposure can lead to a permanent decrease in visual acuity. 

The plastic industry, like other sectors, also seeks to minimize waste production. For this, rationalization systems have been developed (hot channels removing carrots and channels supplying materials for injection, software preventing the wrong parts being made especially at startup, etc.) or systems for immediate recovery and immediate recychng after grinding in front of the press. 

Chemical beneficiation includes processes of separating the desired mineral from unwanted waste products, for example, by dissolution in a suitable solvent followed by filtration. The Bayer process for producing alumina is also a good example of chemical beneficiation. Bauxite contains many impurities. 

Wherever possible, re-use existing equipment and/or waste products (for example, use waste hydrocarbon gases as fuel, and use treated fouled water for washing and desalting in petroleum refineries)... 

Charcoal briquette production is environmentally friendly in another way the largest briquette manufacturer in the United States uses only waste products for its wood supply. Wood shavings, sawdust, and bark from pallet manufacturers, flooring manufactnrers, and Inmber mills are converted from piles of waste into useful briquettes. 

The progress made in vitrification is very impressive. Vitrification eliminates a significant on-site risk at reprocessing facilities and is an important step towards a stable waste product for final disposal. Storage of glass blocks in vaults or casks is technically established. 

The next-generation PLA facility (referred as to PLA-Year 5) diOers from PLA-Year 1 in improvements and changes leading to lower fossil fuel and raw material nse as well as lower air emissions, water emissions and solid waste production. For example, instead of corn-derived dextrose, the primary feedstock is crop residue (stems, straw, husks and leaves) from corn or other crops or instead of electricity from the Nebraska grid wind power will be used as additional electricity inputs. 

Fibres from waste produets - These are often obtained from food waste products. For example, erab shell fibre or ehitin from erab shells and soy fibre from soy kernels after tofu has been made. Recycled plastic bottles are also a souree or fibre for 100% reeyeled elothing. Eco-fibre blends - Creora, Lyera blends... 

The major use of uranium is for nuclear power generation, which uses low-enriched uranium (LEU) of < 20% U. To produce 1 kg of 5% LEU requires 11.8 kg of natural uranium the remaining ca. 10.8 kg is DU. Hence, depleted uranium is an extremely inexpensive waste product for which applications are actively sought to recycle the current stockpiles at enrichment plants. It is estimated that the US alone has more than 560,000 mt of depleted uranium currently stored as UFs in cylinders at various locations throughout the country. 

Nj and methane. But about 2.6 billion years ago photosynthetic cyanobacteria evolved that began to create lots of oxygen as a waste product. For many millions of years, most of this oxygen was chemically captured by iron in the ground (forming... 

The fluid that circulates in the vascular system of vertebrate animals, carrying nourishment and oxygen to all parts of the body and taking away waste products for excretion. Blood consists of liquid plasma containing dissolved nutrients, waste products, and other substances and Suspended red blood cells, leukocytes, and blood platelets. 

Objective Encourage the return of waste products for recycling or re-use. 

Chemical beneficiation includes processes of separating the desired mineral from waste products. For this, the mineral is dissolved in a solvent and filtered. A good example for chemical beneficiation is the purification of bauxite. 

A fuel port is provided for filling the EFC with fresh fuel, along with an exit port for consumed fuel and waste products. For oxygen-sensitive EFCs, the ports must be reclosable or equipped with self-closing valves. 

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