Backflow Valve definition
Backflow Valve means a device to prevent flow reversal in a Storm Water or Wastewater Sewer connection.
Backflow Valve means a mechanism that prevents backflow to avoid untreated or potentially contaminated water migration into the Water System, Sewer System or Private Drainage System.
Backflow Valve means a backflow valve that is opened by the flow of sewage exiting the house but closes when the flow reverses, preventing sewage from backing into the dwelling, or any device that allows liquids to flow in only one direction in a pipe. All backflow prevention valves require the approval of the City Engineer for proper application before their installation.
More Definitions of Backflow Valve
Backflow Valve means a valve that is opened by the flow of sewage exiting a structure but closes when the flow reverses, preventing sewage from backing into the structure. All backflow valves shall conform to the specifications set forth in the Uniform Plumbing Code and all guidelines and policies established by the City Engineer to implement this chapter.
Backflow Valve means a backflow valve that is opened by the flow of sewage exiting the house a structure but closes when the flow reverses, preventing sewage from backing into the dwelling structure., or any device that allows liquids to flow in only one direction in a pipe. All