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.