Mixing zone means a limited area of a surface water body or aquifer where initial dilution of a discharge takes place and where certain water quality standards may be exceeded.
Mixing zone means an area contiguous to a discharge where the discharged wastewater mixes with the receiving water. Where the quality of the effluent is lower than that of the receiving water, it may not be possible to attain within the mixing zone all beneficial uses attained outside the zone. The mixing zone should not be considered a place where effluents are treated.
Mixing zone means an area established in a permit or final decision on nondegradation issued by
Examples of Mixing zone in a sentence
Mixing zone allowances will increase the mass loadings of the pollutant to the water body and will decrease treatment requirements.
Mixing zone allowances will increase the allowable mass loadings of the pollutant to the water body and decrease treatment requirements.
Mixing zone" means an area contiguous to a discharge where the discharged wastewater mixes with the receiving water.
Mixing zone allowances will increase the mass loadings of the pollutant to the water body, and decrease treatment requirements.
Mixing zone The zone below a discharge point where the discharge is not fully mixed with the receiving environment.
More Definitions of Mixing zone
Mixing zone means a delineated portion of a stream or river in which wastewater discharges will be allowed to combine and disperse into the water body. The chronic criteria of 567—subrule 61.3(3) will apply at the boundary of this zone.
Mixing zone means an area of a water body contiguous to a discharge. This discharge is in transit and progressively diluted from the source concentration to the receiving system concentration. The mixing zone shall be considered a place where wastewater and receiving water mix and not as a place where wastes are treated.
Mixing zone means a limited area of a surface water body or aquifer where initial dilution of a discharge takes place and where water quality changes may occur. Also recognized as an area where certain water quality standards may be exceeded.
Mixing zone means an area established in a permit or final decision on nondegradation issued by the department where water quality standards may be exceeded, subject to conditions that are imposed by the department and that are consistent with the rules adopted by the board.
Mixing zone means that portion of the water body receiving a discharge where effluent and receiving waters are not totally mixed and uniform with the result that the zone is not representative of the receiving waters and may not meet all ambient water quality standards or other requirements of any signatory state applicable to the particular receiving waters. All applicable water quality criteria must be met at the edge of the mixing zone.
Mixing zone means that area of a water body designated on a case-by-case basis by the Division which is contiguous to a point source and in which certain standards may not apply.
Mixing zone means an area or volume of a surface water that is contiguous to a point source discharge where dilution of the discharge takes place.