| lohi aktibatu |
activated sludge (Sludge that has been aerated and subjected to bacterial action; used to speed breakdown of organism matter in raw sewage during secondary waste treatment) |
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| lohi deshidratatu |
dehydrated sludge (Sludge whose water content has been reduced by physical means) |
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| lohi digeritu |
digested sludge (Sludge or thickened mixture of sewage solids with water that has been decomposed by anaerobic bacteria) |
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| lohi industrial |
industrial sludge (Sludge produced as a result of industrial production processes or manufacturing) |
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| lohia jalkitzeko urmael |
sludge settling pond (Pond for the removal of settleable solids through which wastewater is passed in a treatment works) |
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| lohien digestio |
sludge digestion (A treatment to stabilize raw sludge. The treatment can be either anaerobic process or aerobic process) |
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| lohien egonkortze |
sludge stabilisation (Usually anaerobic sludge digestion, a treatment that stabilizes raw sludge. Fully digested sludge has little readily biodegradable organic matter. It is not smelly and about 50% of the solids are inorganic. Sludge can also be digested aerobically) |
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| lohien errausketa |
sludge incineration (A method used for drying and reducing sludge volume and weight. Since incineration requires auxiliary fuel to obtain and maintain high temperature and to evaporate the water contained in the incoming sludge, concentration techniques should be applied before incineration. Sludge incineration is a two-step process involving drying and combustion after a preceding dewatering process, such as filters, drying beds, or centrifuges) |
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| lohien tratamendu |
sludge treatment (The processing of wastewater sludges to render them innocuous. This may be done by aerobic or anaerobic digestion followed by drying in sand beds, filtering, and incineration, filtering, and drying, or wet air oxidation) |
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| lohiz betetze |
silting up (The filling or partial filling with silt of a reservoir that receives fine-grained sediment brought in by streams and surface runoff) |
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| longitude |
longitude (Distance in degrees east or west of the prime meridian at 0° measured by the angle between the plane of the prime meridian and that of the meridian through the point in question, or by the corresponding time difference) |
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| lor-abere |
draught animal |
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| lorategi |
garden (A piece of land next to a house where flowers and other plants are grown and which often has an area of grass) |
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| lorategi botaniko |
botanical garden (A place in which plants are grown, studied and exhibited) |
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| lorategi frantses |
French formal garden (No definition needed) |
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| lorategi ingeles |
English garden (A plot of ground consisting of an orderly and balanced arrangement of masses of flowers, shrubs and trees, following British traditions or style) |
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| lorategiko abar |
garden waste (Natural organic matter discarded from gardens and yards including leaves, grass clippings, prunings, brush and stumps) |
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| loratze-landare |
flowering plant (Plants capable of producing conspicuous flowers) |
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| lore-baratze |
garden (A piece of land next to a house where flowers and other plants are grown and which often has an area of grass) |
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| lore-hauts |
pollen (Microspores of seed-producing plants. Each pollen grain contains a much-reduced male gametophyte. Pollen grains are transferred by wind, water, birds or other animals) |
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