Clear Water definition

Clear Water means wastewater other than storm water, having no impurities or where impurities are below a minimum concentration considered harmful by the department, including but not limited to noncontact cooling water and condensate drain- age from refrigeration compressors and air conditioning equip- ment, drainage of water used for equipment chilling purposes and cooled condensate from steam heating systems or other equip- ment.

Clear Water means cooling water and uncontaminated water that has not come into contact with wastewater contaminant sources.

Clear Water means wastewater other than storm water, having no impurities or where impurities are below a minimum concentration considered harmful by the department, including but not limited to noncontact cooling water and condensate drainage from refrigeration compressors and air conditioning equipment, drainage of water used for equipment chilling purposes and cooled condensate from steam heating systems or other equipment.

Examples of Clear Water in a sentence

• Clear water from drains may not be discharged to a sanitary sewer.

• Clear water from the top of the supernatant tank is returned to the starting point of the treatment process and sludge collected at the bottom of the tank is pumped into a hauler truck for off-site disposal.

• The Food Code defines sewage as “liquid waste that contains animal or vegetable matter in suspension or solution and may also include liquids containing chemicals in solution.” Clear water waste (i.e. ice bin/machine drainage, condensation from refrigeration and air conditioning equipment) is not considered sewage.

• Clear water coming out from the treatment plant is taken into the closed water circuit and recycled for its reuse.

• Clear water shall be added to fill the hole to the top of the casing, and the rate of fall of the water level in the casing with time shall be measured as required.

• Concrete Hardener/Sealer: Clear, water soluble, sprayable in-organic silicate based hardener/sealer or acrylic co-polymer resin.

• Clear water will wash away the salt, rust and flying rust, the protective coat will be "ventilated" and it’s function is guaranteed again.If you have already brown spots, you can use most of all available metal cleanings to take care of the stainless steel fittings or you take normal polish like you use it for the hull.Of course – all the best care can not help, if in the first place the fittings are not made out of the right material or the stainless steel has not been treated correct.

• Clear water below the dam will recapture its sediments load by eroding the downstream bed and banks.

• Clear water infiltration shall be verified by an inspection team of city employees, consisting of the plumbing inspector, wastewater superintendent and the assistant street superintendent and also the property owner.

• Clear water circulation shall be used to purge casings of drilling mud and drill-out cement plugs following casing installation in the Floridan aquifer.

More Definitions of Clear Water

Clear Water means wastewater other than storm water, having no impurities or where impurities are below a minimum concentration considered harmful by the Village, including but not limited to noncontact cooling water and potable water discharged to the Sewerage System to prevent freezing of underground pipes in the water system.

Clear Water means cooling water and condensate water from refrigeration or air conditioning equipment, cooled condensate from steam heating systems and sub- soil drainage.

Clear Water means any surface or subsurface water other than sanitary sewage including storm water, surface water, roof run-off, intercepted groundwater or subsurface drainage, including, but not limited to, downspouts, yard drains, foundation drains, or other sources of storm water or other run-off.

Clear Water means cooling water and condensate waste from refrigeration or air conditioning equipment, cooled condensate from steam heating systems and seepage water.