biologische sanierung

English - Turkish

Definition of biologische sanierung in English Turkish dictionary

Related Terms

bioremediation

Bakteriler gibi biyolojik ajanlar kullanılarak toprak ve sulardaki kirliliğin biyolojik olarak giderilmesi

bioremediation

(Çevre) Mikroorganizmalar ile biyolojik çevredeki kirliliğin durdurulup temizlenmesi işlemi

German - English

Definition of biologische sanierung in German English dictionary

bioremediation

(Çevre) The use of either naturally occurring or deliberately introduced microorganisms to consume and break down environmental pollutants

The use of biological agents, such as bacteria or plants, to remove or neutralize contaminants, as in polluted soil or water

the process of using living organisms to break down the molecular structure of oil into less complex substances that are not hazardous or regulated This is often undertaken using hydrocarbon-eating microbes introduced to a contaminated site in large numbers Nutrients are often added to speed up the organisms' digestion of the oil, and reproduction

Using organisms to remove toxins from the environment

The use of living organisms to reduce or eliminate environmental hazards resulting from accumulations of toxic chemicals and other hazardous wastes

The use of living organisms (bacteria) to clean up oil spills or remove other pollutants from soil, water, and wastewater

The process of accelerating the rate of natural bio-degradation of hydrocarbons by adding fertilizer to provide nitrogen and phosphorus Following a spill, there are too few of these chemicals compared with the amount of hydrocarbons (See also bioaugmentation, biostimulation, fertilization, and seeding)

The use of biological organisms such as plants or microbes to aid in removing hazardous substances from an area

Use of biological organisms to remove or detoxify pollutants from a contaminated area

Biological decontamination of soil, water, or other environmental media (Phytoremediation is the use of plants for biological decontamination )

Techniques using biological processes to treat contaminated soil or groundwater Bioremediation can occur either in situ (i e , on site) or in bioreactors where contaminated media are placed in contact with organisms to degrade the contaminants in a controlled environment Generally, the technique involves stimulating organisms by adding materials such as nutrients or oxygen to increase the rate of biodegradation

A technique that uses bacteria or other organisms to clean up contamination Bacteria generally break down the contamination into less harmful components, such as carbon dioxide and water Bioremediation can be used to clean up soil or water Water and nutrients, such as fertilizer and oxygen, may be added to the contaminated soils to speed up the breakdown process Some chemicals, such as gasoline, are easily bioremediated while other, such as pesticides, can not be effectively treated using bioremediation The contamination can be treated in place (in situ) or the material can be excavated and treated above ground in a different location (ex situ) Types of soil bioremediation methods include landfarming, composting, land spreading, biotreatment, and biopiles Types of water bioremediation include natural attenuation, and engineered wetlands [State] A remediation method that decreases the concentration of a hazardous substance in soil through biological action

The use of organisms, usually microorganisms, to break down pollutants in soil, air or groundwater

The process by which living organisms act to degrade or transform hazardous organic contaminants Use of microorganisms to remove or detoxify toxic or unwanted chemicals from an environment

the branch of biotechnology that uses biological process to overcome environmental problems

The utilization of living organisms such as bacteria to break down organic contaminants

the act of treating waste or pollutants by the use of microorganisms (as bacteria) that can break down the undesirable substances the branch of biotechnology that uses biological process to overcome environmental problems

The use of biological organisms such as plants or microbes to aid in removing hazardous substances from an area Source : Human Genome Project Information

The use of biological organisms, usually microorganisms, to remove contaminants, especially from polluted water

The CBE research program addresses how biofilms "biotransform" organic contaminants to less harmful forms This process, which can occur either in the subsurface (i e , in situ) or in engineered reactor systems, is referred to as "bioremediation "