aeration
- noun
- /ˌɛəˈreɪʃən/
- Specialized
- Compost is cured for an additional 21 to 24 days using forced aeration supplied through 6-inch slotted PVC piping.
- aeration blower
- aeration tank
- aeration system
Examples
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Another possible change is an expansion of the aeration floor to handle more compost.
Academic text (1999) -
Coliform has not been a problem since the new aeration and baffling have been put on line.
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A high rate of aeration was provided through an air hose at the bottom.
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Their main function, in addition to aeration, is the reduction of particle size.
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And so one thing that I like to do is I like to add back in a little bit of perlite just to increase that aeration in the soil.
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Low temperatures, plus insufficient moisture, nitrogen, or aeration, are common reasons for slow composting.
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Proper mixing, type of amendment and particle size, and adequate aeration are important in minimizing odor generation levels.
Academic text (1995) -
Comparison of the two films shows decreased mucosal thickening and improved sinus aeration after treatment.
Academic text (1998) -
After passing through a preliminary screen, influent is first treated in an aeration tank for oxidation and biological decomposition.
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The soil requires adequate aeration to enhance its health and ensure proper plant growth.
How Aerated
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Etymology
Aeration comes from the Greek root aer- meaning 'air'. You can see the same part in aeroplane and aerobic, so aeration is about adding air to soil or water to help plants grow or to clean the water.