Examples of using Incinerators in English and their translations into Japanese
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According to Grabert, one of the police officers involved in this confiscation told him that those books will be burned in waste incinerators under police supervision.
In 2011 alone, more than 36 million tons of food waste was generated, with only four percent diverted from landfills and incinerators for composting.
In the last few years we have begun to discard our unfashionable household plastic products, together with industrial and medical waste by burning them in incinerators.
In 2011 alone, more than 36 million tons of food waste was generated, with only 4 percent diverted from landfills and incinerators for composting.
In the last few years unfashionable household plastic products, together with industrial and medical waste, have been discarded by burning them in incinerators.
Furthermore, because the RADIBARRIER Series do not contain environmentally hazardous substances such as lead, it has the big advantage of being burnable in incinerators after use.
A 2005 report from the World Bank warned that if China built incinerators rapidly and did not limit their emissions, worldwide atmospheric levels of dioxin could double.
The use of JUDIN Plastic Wire negates the penalties now being levied by the majority of EU incinerators to retrieve steel wire from their furnace, thus far producing cost savings.
While the government insists on the necessity of removing rubble from the earthquake region as quickly as possible, critics point out that the government plan calls for 80 percent of the debris to be burned locally, and say that transporting only 20 percent of the feared waste to incinerators around the country makes little sense.
To reduce VOC emissions, five dried-synthetic rubber waste incinerators were installed at three plants between FY2007 and FY2010. As a result, VOC emissions fell by approximately 75% in FY2010 compared to FY2001, reaching our target levels.
These will be removed by staff when they run low and sent for recycling- though in reality many US municipalities currently send much of the plastic marked for recycling to landfills or incinerators.
As we ramp up our production volume, we will maintain the level of the current voluntary goal(75% reduction from FY2001) without large-scale investment by ensuring the proper operation of dried-synthetic rubber waste incinerators and finely tuned maintenance and management.
Initiatives for the Reduction of VOCs*1 Emissions into the Atmosphere Having set a high voluntary goal for the reduction of emissions of volatile organic compounds(VOCs) by 75% from FY2001 levels, JSR undertook large-scale investment between FY2007 and FY2010 to install five dried-synthetic rubber waste incinerators in three plants.
According to this research, waste incinerators across the nation emitted a total of about 133 grams of dioxins during this period, with a breakdown of about 64 grams from non-industrial waste incinerators and about 69 grams from industrial waste incinerators.
These plastics will be removed by the staff and sent to the recycling station after use, but in practice, many US cities currently send most of the plastic marked as recycled to landfills or incinerators.
Objective and overview of the capital and business alliance As an environmental water engineering company, METAWATER has developed and supplied to water and sewage treatment facilities mechanical equipment such as ceramic membrane filtration systems, ozone generation systems, sludge incinerators, and high speed CSO filtration systems as well as electrical equipment including power receiving and transforming equipment, instrumentation equipment, and monitor and control equipment.
Purpose and Description of Collaboration As a water and environment engineering company, METAWATER has developed and supplied to drinking water and wastewater treatment facilities mechanical equipment such as ceramic membrane filtration systems, ozone generation systems, sludge incinerators, and high-speed CSO filtration systems as well as electrical equipment including power receiving and transforming equipment, instrumentation equipment, and monitor and control equipment.
A Waste Processing Facility in Yorii is operated as a PFI* in Partnership with Saitama Prefecture. This facility, in Saitama Prefecture, differs from the concept of conventional incinerators; because it melts waste products at a temperature of 2,000 °C, it produces zero emissions of sintered ash or airborne ash, and suppresses the generation of dioxin to a minimum.
Strengths of Each Company[Strengths of METAWATER] METAWATER has been developing and supplying mechanical equipment such as ceramic membrane filtration systems, ozone generation systems, sludge incinerators, and high speed CSO filtration systems as well as electrical equipment including power receiving and transforming equipment, instrumentation equipment, and monitoring and controlling equipment mainly to drinking water and wastewater treatment facilities.
Environmental plant incinerators.