full supply level definition

full supply level means the full supply water level:
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full supply level means that water level which pertains immediately prior to the release of excess flood water through the spillway;
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full supply level means the water level in a dam immediately prior to the release of excess flood water through a spillway;
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More Definitions of full supply level

full supply level means the maximum level to which water is normally stored, not including any temporary surcharge due to flooding effects;
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full supply level means the level of the water surface when the water storage is at maximum operating level when not affected by flood.
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full supply level means the AHD level at or below which a storage is designed to be normally operated;
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full supply level means the maximum water storage level assigned to a reservoir for the permanent storage of water for the purpose of water supply.
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full supply level means the full supply water level— 1
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