Municipal wastewater definition

Municipal wastewater means the mixture of domestic, process and other wastewater tributary to any given municipal sanitary sewage or treatment system.
Municipal wastewater means any wastewater discharged to a POTW and includes domestic and industrial wastewater.
Municipal wastewater means wastewater discharged to a POTW or a Semi-Public or Private treatment facility containing majority domestic wastewater.

Examples of Municipal wastewater in a sentence

  • Municipal wastewater treatment plants owned by the Authority are financed through contributions received from municipalities and land developers, as well as bond issues.

  • Municipal wastewater contains five to ten times as much chemical and thermal energy as is currently required to treat it (WERF 2011).

  • Municipal wastewater comprises of domestic (or sanitary), industrial wastewaters, infiltration and inflow into sewer lines, and stormwater runoffs.

  • Point Sources Piped discharges from:• Municipal wastewater treatment plants• Industrial facilities• Small package treatment plants• Large urban and industrial stormwater systemsHuman activities can negatively impact surface water quality, even when the activity is far removed from the waterbody.

  • Municipal wastewater treatment plants can get PCBs from human waste, infiltration of contaminated surface soils, as well as from printed materials/fabrics and legacy sources in their influent.


More Definitions of Municipal wastewater

Municipal wastewater means any wastewater discharged to a "publicly owned treatment works" and includes domestic and industrial wastewater.
Municipal wastewater means the wastewater of a municipality, including that of the Municipality. From the standpoint of source, it may be a combination of the liquid and water-carried wastes from residential, commercial buildings, industrial plants and institutions, together with any groundwater, surface water, and storm water that may have inadvertently entered the sewerage system of the municipality.
Municipal wastewater means the wastewater of a community. From the standpoint of source, it may be a combination of the liquid and water- carried wastes from residences, commercial buildings, industrial plants, and institutions, together with any groundwater, surface water, and storm water that may have inadvertently entered the sewer system.
Municipal wastewater means the discharge from a publicly owned or con- trolled treatment system receiving primarily domestic wastewater or a combination of domestic, commercial and industrial wastewater that is normally treated in a primary, secondary or advanced wastewater treatment process.
Municipal wastewater means waste discharged from a community sewerage system, that is comprised of wastewater derived from ordinary human habitation or human activities including, but not limited to, wastewater from dwellings, hotels, hospitals, and comfort stations or a mixture of domestic wastewater and waste from industry or other activity and/or waste or water from other sources.
Municipal wastewater means sewage.
Municipal wastewater means wastewater that contains predominantly domestic waste and may include commercial and industrial waste.