1) Emanative 2) Outflowing 3) Outgoing 4) Wastewater
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1) Environmental science 2) Flowing out 3) Flowing out or forth 4) Outflowing 5) Outflowing branch of a lake 6) Outgoing 7) That is flowing outward 8) Wastewater 9) Water mixed with waste matter
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a discharge or emission of liquid, gas or other waste product.
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Effluent is an outflowing of water from a natural body of water, or from a man-made structure.
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Fluid, solid or gas discharged from a given source into the external environment.
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• (a.) Flowing out; as, effluent beams. • (n.) A stream that flows out of another stream or lake.
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(from the article `mining`) Increasing attention has been devoted to the extraction of salts from brines discharged as effluent after the distillation of fresh water from ... Desalination produces fresh water but also a significant volume of waste effluent, called brine. Since the primary pollutant in the brine is salt, ... [2 relate...
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a liquid that has passed through a processing operation.
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Liquid waste from sewage treatment or industrial processes, especiallysuch liquid waste that is released into a river or other waterway. ... (09 Oct 1997) ...
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(ef´floo-әnt) something that flows out, especially a discharge that carries waste products.
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The discharge of industrial or urban waste material into the environment; the outflow from a lake or river.
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(1) Something that flows out or forth, especially a stream flowing out of a body of water. (2) (Water Quality) Discharged wastewater such as the treated wastes from municipal sewage plants, brine wastewater from desalting operations, and coolant waters from a nuclear power plant.
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Mixture of oil, gas, water and sand discharged from a well.
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Outflow of water from a treatment or waste process system.
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Physical fluid (air or water together with contaminants) forming an emission
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Ef'flu·ent adjective [ Latin
effluens ,
-entis , present participle of
effluere to flow out;
ex +
fluere to flow: confer French
effluent . See
Fluent .] Flowing out; as,
effluent beams.
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Ef'flu·ent noun (Geology) A stream that flows out of another stream or lake.
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a liquid that has passed through a processing operation.
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(1) a flow containing polluting material; (2) liquid waste from sewage treatment, industry, agriculture
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Discharge of liquid waste or pollution. Effluents can contain bacteria, viruses, excessive nutrient loads and chemicals that are harmful to wildlife and human health.
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Any waste liquid from an industrial process
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a discharge or emission of liquid, gas or other waste product.
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A combination of water and particulates pulled from exhaust gases that is sent to Hydromation for treatment.
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outflowing adjective that is flowing outward
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flowing out or forth.
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