black water

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Определение black water в Английский Язык Турецкий язык словарь: (Çevre) siyah su

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Определение black water в Английский Язык Английский Язык словарь: Waste water contaminated with fecal matter, urine, or industrial contamination; Water contaminated with human waste, collected from shipboard toilets Under various national and international standards, black water must be treated before being discharged from a vessel; waste water generated by toilets, kitchen sinks, and dishwashers; liquid and solid human body waste and the carriage water generated by toilet use; Liquid and solid human body waste and the carriage water generated through toilet usage; (1) Surface water that is dark in color because it contains high levels of colored organic acids such as tannic acid, or (2) domestic wastewater that contains animal, human, or food wastes; water containing liquid and solid human body waste generated through toilet use List of Glossary Terms
black water fever: severe form of Malaria found mostly in the tropics and characterized by dark colored urine
black-water rafting: An informal sport in which participants use tyre inner tubes as rafts and ride them on rivers through caves
blackwater: Waste water likely to contain significant quantities of fecal matter
Blackwater: (Geometri) Any of several diseases (as blackwater fever or Texas fever) characterized by dark-colored urine
blackwater: Water that contains waste of humans, animals or food
blackwater: Water that contains animal, human or food waste
blackwater: Residential wastewater from toilets or kitchens
blackwater: any of several human or animal diseases characterized by dark urine resulting from rapid breakdown of red blood cells
blackwater: household effluent used for sewage removal (Scheifer, 2001)
blackwater: Wastewater from toilets, latrines, privies, water containing feces or body fluids and water from sinks used for food preparation or disposal of chemical or biological ingredients, (see greywater)