Interceptor drain definition

Interceptor drain means a drain designed to intercept the horizontal flow of subsurface water to reduce its impact on a down gradient soil absorption component
Interceptor drain means a type of artificial drainage designed to intercept and divert lateral moving groundwater or perched water away from the dispersal field or other system component to an effective outlet.
Interceptor drain means a gravel trench excavated and installed to collect and remove groundwater. The trench is typically placed across a contour of a slight to moderate sloping area to intercept groundwater at a higher elevation than an on-site wastewater treatment and disposal system.

Examples of Interceptor drain in a sentence

  • This system use Interceptor drain to divert the sewage and sullage waste to collection well / screen well and grit chamber to provide pre treatment to the household wastewater and allow the bulk of the solids materials to settle out.

  • A meeting to discuss the Leachate Interceptor drain took place on Thursday 12th January 2006.

  • Interceptor drain trenches should penetrate one-half of an EZ-Drain diameter into the impervious layer below the water table, extend the length of the existing seepage line and run to daylight at a code-compliant outfall.PRODUCTThe 7-inch or 8-inch EZ-Drain bundles with integrated pipe are appropriate for most interceptor drain situations.

  • LASG commenced work on the Interceptor drain along the Epe Expressway in December 2018.

  • Interceptor drain pipe shall be measured in linear meters along the top center-line as designated on the plans or as directed by the Engineer in writing.

  • Interceptor drain pipe shall be measured in linear feet along the top center-line as designated on the plans or as directed by the Engineer in writing.

  • Comment: Clarify what the interceptor drain outfall shown on sheet 68 is.Response: Interceptor drain has been removed.

  • Revised recommendations submitted by staff Exhibit No. 36 Baseline monitoring remaining as of October 27, 1997 Exhibit No. 37 Resume of Edward McCarthy Exhibit No. 38 Chart showing design requirements for McGarvey Park R/D facilities Exhibit No. 39 Interceptor drain schematic Exhibit No. 40 Revised condition No. 33.a Exhibit No. 41 Resume of Brian Beaman Exhibit No. 42 Geological map/erosion and steep slopes (update Fig.

  • To further reduce the risk of flooding in the Estate, VGCPORA, Ikota Shopping Complex and Zenith Bank jointly facilitated the construction of a 'tributary' drain that will channel a significant amount of the runoff from the Ikota Complex into the Interceptor drain under construction by the LASG, instead of discharging into VGC which was the situation hitherto.


More Definitions of Interceptor drain

Interceptor drain means a type of artificial drainage designed to intercept and divert lateral moving
Interceptor drain means a groundwater drainage system which intercepts and diverts surface or groundwater from, but not limited to, a disposal area.
Interceptor drain means subsurface artificial drainage designed to intercept and divert lateral
Interceptor drain means a type ofsubsurface artificial drainage designed to intercept and divert
Interceptor drain means a subsurface drain designed and constructed to intercept laterally moving perched ground water.

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