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| drilling mud, pulverized cement, diesel fuel, | potable and non-potable water, and chemicals used in |
| rict water-vessel enforcement keeps the water | potable, and water quality assessments are conducted |
| of plumbing installations used to supply both | potable and reclaimed water to a home or business. |
| Ramazzotti is a medium style Amaro (Italian | potable bitters), bottled at 30% alcohol by volume. |
| ion, it appears, between aromatic bitters and | potable bitters, though both kinds are listed in the |
| Should there be a subsection on | potable bitters? |
| established operational control for 535 km of | potable bulk water pipelines and related infrastructu |
| the management, operation and maintenance of | potable bulk water pipelines and related infrastructu |
| vides a means whereby communities can produce | potable drinking water from saline, brackish or pollu |
| He is being remembered for his efforts to get | potable drinking water, roads,electricity, schools an |
| processes in many Middle Eastern countries to | potable drinking water, as there is little fresh wate |
| s one approaches the top but the water is not | potable during the summer. |
| The Navajo Aquifer is the main source of | potable groundwater for the Navajo and Hopi tribes, w |
| presence of humic acid in water intended for | potable or industrial use can have a significant impa |
| eneral and the interiour cleaning and lav and | potable service,carpet replacement, seat back and sea |
| ustralian first for harvesting stormwater for | potable use. |
| Potable water | |
| Potable water will be boated in. | |
| Potable water supplies were introduced in 1998. | |
| Potable water (100%): 26,586 US gallons (101 m³) | |
| The dam supplies | potable water to the city of Bathurst. |
| nstructs customized elevated and ground level | potable water storage tanks |
| nstructs customized elevated and ground level | potable water storage tanks for customers in Canada |
| acrylamide has found an important role in the | potable water treatment industry. |
| It also serves as one of the island's | potable water reservoirs. |
| vironmental Engineering works in the areas of | potable water and ecotourism. |
| Lake Kurwongbah is a | potable water supply for urban areas in Moreton Bay i |
| Designed for military use, it can provide | potable water from nearly any water source. |
| The acequia not only conducted | potable water and irrigation, but also powered a mill |
| Ductile iron pipe is a pipe commonly used for | potable water and sewage distribution. |
| The | potable water is transferred via a 80 kilometres (50 |
| has two large rectangular cisterns containing | potable water beneath the first floor, surrounded by |
| ource for maintaining the golf course with no | potable water being used on the course. |
| Potable water is supplied by a private water system f | |
| A freshwater spring in the vicinity supplied | potable water to passing ships, thus lending the fort |
| Peabody Energy has caused a severe decline in | potable water and contamination of water sources. |
| ck the contamination levels of the rivers and | potable water sources. |
| used approximately 0.17 acre feet (210 m³) of | potable water in 2006. |
| ater, a state-owned water board that supplies | potable water to a large area north of Pretoria . |
| by condensers which in turn were used to make | potable water from saline water. |
| for maintaining a certain amount of purity in | potable water systems. |
| This may be done either to produce | potable water for human or animal consumption, or to |
| Due to inadequate | potable water supply to the First Nation, the Saugeen |
| The rocks serve to provide | potable water for the town with a rock catchment tank |
| Typical hoses used for filling of the | potable water tanks in recreational vehicles are simi |
| of Life initiative, which currently provides | potable water to over 500,000 Nigerians spread across |
| amily residence with traditional piping using | potable water for irrigation as well as for domestic |
| In | potable water distribution service, galvanized steel |
| oning is the act of malicious manipulation of | potable water resources in order to cause illness or |
| modern ocean-going vessels create drinkable ( | potable) water from seawater using desalination proce |
| ures, and the usage of well water rather than | potable water for all irrigation. |
| Variants of this test has been used for | potable water across the globe, for example by the Cr |
| eam, it was established that large amounts of | potable water were available and a borehole 80 metres |
| deliver ammunition, provisions, spare parts, | potable water and petroleum products to U.S. Navy and |
| prevent backflow of water within the plumbing | potable water system. |
| sity allowing a significant proportion of the | potable water to be obtained from surface derived sou |
| Marianas and back to the Carolines-taking on | potable water at Manus and Guam and discharging it in |
| Rather than having the | potable water flow directly through the collectors, a |
| e the flow in the River Tywi to support large | potable water abstraction at Nantgaredig in the lower |
| Water: | Potable Water, Rising Main, Flow Distribution |
| of these areas provides comfort stations and | potable water, but the others are primitive. |
| For | potable water, portland cement is used; for sewage it |
| adelphia Water Department provides integrated | potable water, wastewater, and stormwater services fo |
| s, a practical treatise on the examination of | potable water, 11th edition, London: Kegan Paul, Tren |
| y to rehabilitate pressurized pipes including | potable water, fire sprinklers and natural gas lines |
| n, where a series of natural springs supplies | potable water, that was convenient for the large marc |
| encouraged, would not supply enough reliable, | potable water, to secure the water supply in times of |
| this disease were the insufficient supply of | potable water, pollution of ground water by human was |
| bos Creek is the Presidio's primary source of | potable water. |
| yellow reels for gas, green for | potable water. |
| Millions were left homeless and without | potable water. |
| of waterfalls around the caves which provide | potable water. |
| and serves as a reservoir for irrigation, and | potable water. |
| ily flow of about 20.000 m³ of crystal-clear, | potable water. |
| rolonged drought in 2007 saw Tilpa run out of | potable water. |
| is both a historic park and a major supply of | potable water. |
| created in 1973 and serves as a reservoir for | potable water. |
| equate access to sanitation, electricity, and | potable water. |
| on-reactive solute and ubiquitous to sewage & | potable water. |
| system homeostasis, and are normally found in | potable water. |
| ich is going to further imrpove the supply of | potable water. |
| ment - current issues: inadequate supplies of | potable water; poaching threatens wildlife population |
| ost of the population does not have access to | potable water; declining fish stocks because of illeg |
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