- micrograms/milligrams per decilitre. For
larger volumes, kilolitres,
megalitres, and gigalitres, have been used by the
Northern Territory Government for...
- 194
metres (636 ft). At 100%
capacity the dam wall
holds back 3,005,157
megalitres (106,126.1×10^6 cu ft) of
water at 194
metres (636 ft) AHD. The surface...
-
capacity of 160
megalitres (42 million US gallons) per day and six BWRO (brackish water)
trains delivering a
final product of 144
megalitres (38 million US...
-
total water abstraction for
public water supply in the UK was 16,406
megalitres per day in 2007. In
England and Wales,
water and
sewerage services are...
- in the
Prince William Sound,
spilling more than 11
million gallons (42
megalitres) of
crude oil over 1,100
miles (1,800 km) of coastline. Today, the battle...
- downstream. It is England's ninth-largest
reservoir with a
capacity of 36,331
megalitres.[dead link]
Planning for the
reservoir started in the 1960s and construction...
-
approximately 2.2 km long, with a
storage capacity of 50,200
megalitres and an open
capacity of 8,870
megalitres.
Shortly after 1808,
William Lawson was appointed...
-
January 2025 the plant's
production increased to its full
capacity of 300
megalitres (ML) of
water per day.
South Australia, as the "driest
state in the driest...
- Melbourne's
first reservoir, a 560
hectare lake with a
capacity of 30,000
megalitres, was
first established in
December 1853 and
provides water to Melbourne's...
- 2022,
Thames Water revised the
usable output of the
plant down to 100
megalitres per day,
because of "unrealistic expectations" in the design. The total...
