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    it is being applied to, as Wilhite states, Drought means something different for a water manager, an agriculturalist,…

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    transfer from cooling-tower fan is negligible. • Specific heats of water and dry air are constant. • Heat and mass transfer coefficients are constant throughout the tower. • Water lost by drift is negligible. • Water temperature is uniform at each section of the tower. • Cross-sectional area of tower is constant Mathematical equations Consider a counter-current cooling…

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    A dilution is created when two solution are mixed together to reduce the concentration, or when water is added to a solution for the same reason. Molarity is the amount of molecules that a substance contains, for example, the amount of sodium ions in water after adding 2 grams of salt or the amount of sodium chloride molecules to in 10 grams of salt. The reason that we need to understand the molarity of a substance is to have a more controlled experiment. When the molarity of a substance is…

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    Specific Purpose: Introduction: Cancer, environment destruction, according to my audience analysis, these are both big deals to most of you. Hydraulic fracturing not only slowly causes environmental destruction, but it can cause disease such as cancer and a wide range of respiratory diseases. Credibility: I have previously done some research on hydraulic fracturing, just learning what exactly it is and why it is used. Thesis: Hydraulic Fracturing is a very dirty way to obtain energy,…

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    of the experiment is to produce propylene glycol using water and propylene glycol as a reactant to synthesis propylene glycol. The purpose of doing this experiment is to converge and install a conversion reactor, and also to simulate a process having separation and reaction using i-con software. UNIQUAC fluid package is used in this properties package list. The feed stream used in here is 3850kg /h which is propylene oxide and a stream of water feed of about 4890kg/h. Figure1: - Proses Flow…

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    and round. In reality, it's not so much an island of trash as a soupy area of litter, mostly in the form of tiny flecks of plastic, studded here and there with old fishing gear and children's toys. If you were to sail right through the Patch, the water itself probably wouldn't look too remarkable, unless you scooped some up and looked at it closely. Now, this does not mean that the issue is lessened in the slightest; It may even be worse. Everyone needs to come to a distinct agreement on…

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    rock releases the natural gas, petroleum, or water that could be trapped inside these underground natural reservoirs. The wells are drilled vertically into the earth’s surface for hundreds or thousands of feet and include horizontal or directional extensions to allow for further reach. Pipes encased with steel and cement are then inserted into the drill holes, and are used to inject a mixture of water, chemicals, and sand into the ground. This water mixture is known as fracking fluid and can…

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    The Gaia Foundation argues that ‘’contamination of water and ecosystems, disruption of rocks land stability, environment and food production will continue to affect the local people for many of years if the reclamation is not properly done’’ (Gaia Foundation, 2014, p.36). Once the reclamation accomplished, the land is then handle over to the government and the necessary agencies. 2.3 Mining and Health Health is one of the fundamental aspects for the development and survival of all human races…

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    of the increased water pressure of sea environment, making it potentially life threatening. Dangers can also be from the sea…

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    ‘pollution’ come up in their daily conversations and wonder, ‘what is pollution?’ Pollution is the introduction of poisonous substances into our environment to sabotage it. Pollution is found in every crevasse of Earth. From the air we breath, to the water we drink, to the land that we walk and live on today. Therefore, it is a huge concern in today’s society because of all the instability that it has been causing our Earth’s land and our human bodies. Each and every day our economy is growing…

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