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gases from
entering buildings while allowing waste materials to p**** through. In oil refineries,
traps are used to
prevent hydrocarbons and
other dangerous...
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installed under a
kitchen sink
between the sink's
drain and the
trap. The
device shreds food
waste into
pieces small enough—generally less than 2 mm (0.079 in)...
- must also
freely flow in
behind the
waste stream, or
negative pressure results,
which can
siphon water out of a
trap after it is p****ed and
allow noxious...
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grease trap does not stop any FOG from
entering the
sanitary sewer system. The
emptied contents or "brown grease" is
considered hazardous waste in many...
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Wastewater (or
waste water) is
water generated after the use of freshwater, raw water,
drinking water or
saline water in a
variety of
deliberate applications...
- from
which the name is derived.
Spider traps may be
created to "catch"
spambots or
other crawlers that
waste a website's bandwidth. They may also be...
- The
Waste Land is a poem by T. S. Eliot,
widely regarded as one of the most
important English-language
poems of the 20th
century and a
central work of...
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Plumbing Waste ****ings Standard,
American Society of
Mechanical Engineers Automatic balancing valve Drain-
waste-vent
system Plumbing Tap
water Trap (plumbing)...
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incorporate a bend
called a
trap (S-, U-, J-, or P-shaped) that
causes water to
collect in the
toilet bowl – to hold the
waste and act as a seal against...
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Trap–neuter–return (TNR), also
known as
trap–neuter–release, is a
controversial method that
attempts to
manage po****tions of
feral cats. The
process involves...
