The water is drained and replaced daily to speed up the desalting process that is essential if the satyr is to be restored to good condition.
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One U . S . government agency responsible for protecting the environment fined another with similar responsibilities for illegally storing hazardous wastes at a desalting plant.
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One water company in Kent, in the most afflicted eastern part of the country, is building a desalting plant, the country's first.
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Desalting's prospects in the United States may rest heavily on a closely watched project in Florida, where depletion of ground water threatens vital wetlands.
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Desalting sea water is incredibly expensive _ costing more than four times the price of reservoir or pipeline water _ and the environmental impacts are largely unknown.
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Rationing was established and water barges were dispatched from Jamaica and Port Everglades, Fla . A desalting plant was built to make the base self-sufficient.
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Spin desalting is unique in that a centrifuge is used to first clear the void volume of liquid in the resin, followed by sample addition and centrifugation.
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Years of gradual improvements in membranes, declining energy costs, growing water demand and fears about groundwater contamination are combining to make widespread commercial-scale desalting viable.
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Underwood said urban water districts were also looking increasingly to " nonhydrological sources " like desalting seawater, recycling poor quality water and reducing demand through conservation.
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Desalting occurs when buffer salts and other small molecules are removed from a sample in exchange for water ( with the resin being pre-equilibrated in water ).
