Conveyance system definition
Conveyance system means that portion of a drain sys- tem that consists of a series of pipes that transport water from one area to another without providing detention.
Conveyance system means the sewer conveyance system owned by CRW and formerly operated by the City, and currently owned and operated by CRW, including the conveyances which receive both wastewater and stormwater runoff from residential, commercial and industrial and combined sewage sources. The Conveyance System includes pump stations, interceptor sewers, force main, combined sewer outfalls and associated regulators.
Conveyance system means the drainage facilities and features, both natural and constructed that provide for the collection and transport of surface water or stormwater runoff. The natural elements of the “conveyance system” include swales and small drainage courses, streams, rivers, lakes and wetlands. The constructed elements of the “conveyance system” include gutters, ditches, pipes, catch basins, channels and most flow control and water quality facilities.
Examples of Conveyance system in a sentence
The Delhi Jal Board, shall continue to be responsible for maintenance, de-silting and repair of the existing Conveyance system or the one laid up recently as deposit Work of Govt.
Connect to the proposed Peripheral Canal/Secondary Conveyance system.
The Draft EIR describes two options for the Product Water Conveyance system, including two pipeline alignments and two associated locations for a booster pump station, called the RUWAP and Coastal Alignment Options.
The current Sludge Cake Conveyance system at the WRF Solids Building consists of three progressing cavity sludge cake pumps capable of pumping 30 gpm (2,945 pph) of 18% dewatered cake solids.
More Definitions of Conveyance system
Conveyance system means the drainage facilities and features, both natural and constructed, that collect, contain and provide for the flow of surface and stormwater from the highest points on the land down to receiving water. The natural elements of the conveyance system include swales and small drainage courses, streams, lakes and wetlands. The constructed elements of the conveyance system include gutters, ditches, pipes, channels, manholes, catchbasins, and flow control and water quality treatment facilities. (Ord. 13‐09 § 2 (Exh. 1))
Conveyance system means the system which is owned and operated by the Conveyance Licensee and which consists (wholly or mainly) of electric lines and electric plant and which is used for conveying electricity from a generating station to a substation, from one generating station to another or from one substation to another (but shall not include any such lines which form part of the supply system);
Conveyance system means a method designed to move material from one facility or operation to another facility or operation on the same site. Examples of a conveyance system include, but are not limited to, conveyor belts, pipes, tubes, and heavy equipment, such as a front-end loader.
Conveyance system means the system of piping and other equipment required to convey Landfill Gas, condensate and compressed air from the City Installed Collection System and the Gas Producer Installed Collection Systems to either the Temporary Power Generation Facility or the Cogeneration Facility, and Landfill Gas to the North City pipeline compressor station (identified in the Scope of Work), all such piping and other equipment to be installed by the Gas Producer, identified more particularly in the Scope of Work for the Gas Agreement.
Conveyance system means a device or practice such as a swale, pipe, or ditch that is designed specifically to pass the stormwater from one place to another. A conveyance system does not include a practice designed for post-construction stormwater management, i.e. infiltration basin, infiltration trench, infiltration swale, bioretention basin, rain garden, or wet detention basin.
Conveyance system means the drainage facilities and features, both natural and constructed, which collect, contain and provide for the flow of surface and stormwater from the highest points on the land down to a receiving water. The natural elements of the conveyance system include swales and small drainage courses, streams, rivers, lakes and wetlands. The constructed elements of the conveyance system include gutters, ditches, pipes, channels and most flow control and water quality treatment facilities.
Conveyance system means any apparatus connected to the facility used to transport any material in liquid, gaseous or solid form in bulk between two locations;