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influent [′in‚flü·ənt] (ecology) An organism that disturbs the ecological balance of a community. (science and technology) An input stream of a fluid, as water into a reservoir, or liquid into a process vessel. 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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Un effort particulier sera fait pour convaincre les decideurs, les politiciens et d'autres membres influents de la communaute d'utiliser efficacement l'inventaire considerable de connaissances accumulees par les 500 000 geoscientifiques de la communaute internationale, ainsi que de les convier a nous consulter quand ils doivent prendre des decisions relatives a notre planete. For instance, operators can observe clarifier and lagoon operation, and adjust chemical flow accordingly; lab work can include checking influent and effluent for flotation/settling rates, turbidity, charge, pH, conductivity, solids, sludge moisture, and color; and successful on-line testing includes turbidity, charge, pH, conductivity, color, through put flows, and solids content, King said. At WwTW A, industrial influent to the works included approximately 6% of the total influent, and the population equivalent of the works influent was approximately 137,000. |
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