Combined sewage definition

Combined sewage means a combination of wastewater, including domestic, commercial, or industrial wastewater and storm water transported in a combined sewer.
Combined sewage means wastes, including sanitary sewage, industrial sewage, stormwater, infiltration, and inflow carried to the wastewater treatment facilities by a combined sewer.
Combined sewage means wastes including sanitary sewage, industrial sewage, stormwater, inkltration and inflow carried to the water system facilities by a combined sewer.

Examples of Combined sewage in a sentence

  • Combined sewage from the basin flows by gravity to Pump Station 50, located at the north end of 39th Avenue East.

  • Combined sewage flows in the URT that exceed the capacity of the interceptor system are either discharged from uncontrolled outfalls or treated at the Hubbell-Southfield CSO Facility.

  • Combined sewage means domestic and industrial wastewater and storm drainage carried in the same pipe.

  • Combined sewage overflow events occur less than an average of four events per year but may occur up to six times per year with Department approval.

  • The total SO2 emissions reduction under Phase I of the Acid Rain Program has been approximately 4 million tons from 1990 levels.


More Definitions of Combined sewage

Combined sewage means a combination of both wastewater and storm or surface water.
Combined sewage means a combination of both wastewater and storm or urban runoff.
Combined sewage means the mixture of sanitary sewage, infiltration, and inflow.
Combined sewage means a combination of wastewater, including domestic, commercial, or industrial wastewater and
Combined sewage means a combination of sanitary sewage and surface or storm water, with or without industrial wastes.
Combined sewage means a mixture of sanitary sewage and surface water which inflows or infiltrates into the sanitary sewage collection system;
Combined sewage means the mixture of sanitary sewage, in- filtration, and inflow.