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Dewatering /diːˈwɔːtərɪŋ/ is the
removal of
water from a location. This may be done by wet classification, centrifugation, filtration, or
similar solid-liquid...
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underground - that even
mines thousands of
metres deep are
successfully dewatered.
Dewatering a
totally or
partially flooded mine, or even as a
normal procedure...
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dewatered and
heated through a
specific process which includes raising the pH to a
level of 12.
Septage and
grease trap
sludge is
dewatered with...
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traditional murals along the
approach road;
platforms 2 and 3 have
vacuum dewatered flooring for
easier cleaning and
reduced risk of slipping; two reverse...
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oceanic slab. The
release of
water from
hydrated minerals is
termed "
dewatering", and
occurs at
specific pressures and
temperatures for each mineral,...
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sewage treatment process.
After dewatering sludge may be
handled as a
solid containing 50 to 75
percent water.
Dewatered sludges with
higher moisture content...
- this
placement allows the 50,180-square-foot (4,662 m2)
cofferdam to be
dewatered approximately 26 feet (7.9 m)
below sea
level to
allow the construction...
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sludge thickeners,
rotary drum
sludge thickeners and belt
filter presses.
Dewatered sludge may be
incinerated or
transported offsite for
disposal in a landfill...
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balances the
upthrust forces of the soft
soils underneath. If
dewatered, the base may "pipe" or "boil",[clarification needed]
causing the caisson...
- the main deck of a
sunken ship is submerged,
flooded spaces cannot be
dewatered until all
openings are
sealed or the
effective freeboard is
extended above...
