Active area definition

Active area means those water areas in pools which are three feet or less in water depth.

Active area means that portion of a facility where solid waste recycling, reuse, treatment, storage, or disposal operations are being conducted.

Active area means any place in a mine that is ventilated, if underground, and examined regularly.

Examples of Active area in a sentence

• Active area denial weapons, such as the Taser Shockwave, microwave weapons, and water cannons and the Long Range Acoustic Device (LRAD).

• Active area Note 3: The definition of viewing angle:Refer to the graph below marked by θ and Ф Note 4: Definition of contrast ratio.( Test LCD using DMS501) Contrastratio(Cr ) =Brightness of selected dotsBrightness of non − selecteddots Note 5: Definition of Response time.

• Active area as stated by FilmTec is not comparable to nominal membrane area often stated by some manufacturers.

• Active area depth is simply the dis- tance from the branded face of the sensor to the actual Hall Cell within it.

• Active area denial weapons, such as the Taser Shockwave, microwave weapons, water cannons, and the Long-Range Acoustic Device (LRAD).

More Definitions of Active area

Active area means that portion of a facility where solid waste recycling, reuse, treatment, storage, or disposal operations are being, are proposed to be, or have been conducted. Setbacks shall not be considered part of the active area of a facility.

Active area means the area required to operate a quarry and includes the working face and associated works.

Active area means a designated trench, cell, or berm confined area of a waste disposal ground in which solid wastes are deposited, also known as waste disposal cell or landfill cell;

Active area means that part of a facility that includes the active portion and portions of a facility that recycle, store, treat, or dispose of solid (including liquid) wastes. The active area includes leachate treatment facilities and runoff ponds. It excludes run-on ponds and on-site roads which are used for any purpose; on-site roads are considered part of the buffer zone. See active portion and buffer zone definition below.

Active area means any area used for transfer, storage, disposal, separation, processing or treatment of compostable material including the tipping area, the composting area and the curing pad;

Active area means that portion of a facility where ash dis- posal operations are being, are proposed to be, or have been conduc- ted. Buffer zones are not considered part of the active area of a fa- cility.

Active area means the area required to construct, operate and reclaim the Facility and includes the open pit (surface) mine, mineral processing facility and associated works.