| A sedimentation tank before the filter is required to prevent the majority of settleable solids from entering the unit. |
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| Each sample in a collection container must be agitated throughly just before pouring, to ensure the re-suspension of settleable solids. |
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| Primary treatment to remove settleable solids, oil, and grease should be considered for communities with significant industrial or commercial waste flows. |
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| Pre-treatment is essential to remove settleable solids and garbage which may clog the filter. |
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| Each discharge point is connected to an interceptor tank to prevent settleable solids and trash from entering the sewer. |
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| It's a part of the installation that holds solids substances to settleable such as sludge and grains of sand. |
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| This way a large part of settleable and floatable solids can be effectively removed. |
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| However, under US GAAP an arrangement which is a fixed monetary amount that is settleable with a variable number of the issuer's equity shares is classified as a liability. |
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| Filtration will remove some suspended or settleable solids that are characteristic of the sample and might otherwise contribute part of the toxicity or modify the toxicity. |
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| Colour, turbidity, odour, and homogeneity, i.e., the presence of floatable or settleable material, should be observed in the sample of effluent, leachate, or elutriate at the time of preparing test solutions. |
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| In principle, water containing settleable solids is introduced to a basin where flow velocities are reduced such that the solids settle out by gravity. |
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| The septic tank serves as a primary sedimentation and sludge storage chamber, removing most of the settleable and floating material from the influent wastewater. |
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| Commonly, sedimentation tanks that detain flows for 2 to 6 hours to allow settleable solids to settle and be drawn off for separate solids treatment. |
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| The treatment relies on the properties of the controlled vortex to eliminate settleable suspended solids, as well as floatables carried by the incoming water. |
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