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wash water

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wash water [′wäsh ‚wȯd·ər]
(chemical engineering)
Water contacted with process streams (liquid or gas), packed beds, or filter cakes to flush or dissolve out impurities.
wash water, flush water
Water carried on a truck mixer in a special tank for flushing the interior of the concrete mixer after discharge of the concrete.
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Byline: Elaine Thompson SHREWSBURY - Two local restaurants have been ordered to stop polluting area storm drains and Lake Quinsigamond with wash water and cooking grease.
Pollution of lake linked to restaurant runoff by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
Graywater is any wash water that has been used in the home, except water from toilets, is called greywater.
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Washing is the first post-harvest step for tomatoes during packing house operations, and it is possible that the wash water can serve as either a practical control point or as a vehicle of cross-contamination.
Process water can be vehicle for cross-contamination by Microbial Update International
 
 
 
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