Peak flow definition

Peak flow means the maximum instantaneous rate of flow of water at a particular point resulting from a storm event.

Peak flow means the largest anticipated recurrent wastewater discharge to a private onsite wastewater treatment system.

Peak flow means the highest flow rate attainable by the pump within the pool’s recirculation

Examples of Peak flow in a sentence

• Peak flow rates and total stormwater volume shall be controlled to minimize erosion and outlets, downstream channel and streambank erosion.

• Peak flow should be achieved early in expira- tion, and the spirogram should have a smooth contour with gradually decreasing flow throughout expiration.

• Peak flow meters and home nebulizers, one (1) device per Academic Year when Medically Necessary and preauthorized by a CampusCare Health Center Physician.

• Peak flow should be achieved early in expiration, and the spirogram should have a smooth contour with gradually decreasing flow throughout expiration.

• Yes No Commercial or Industrial Process 1Plot/Unit numbers Number of storeysStorage Capacity and Peak Flow RateStorage capacity (l) Peak flow (l/s)Daily water demand (m3/h)If you require water for more than one commercial/industrial process, please provide details on a separate document.

More Definitions of Peak flow

Peak flow means the maximum rate of flow of water at a given point in a channel, watercourse, or conduit resulting from the predetermined storm or flood.

Peak flow means the highest flow rate of runoff, measured in cubic feet per second, that would normally result from a given design storm.

Peak flow means the maximum flow which occurs during a flood of a specified average recurrence interval. (Refer to Part C of Schedule 2 of this licence);

Peak flow means the maximum rate of flow of water passing a point of the Collection System during or after a rainfall event or snowmelt.

Peak flow means the maximum hourly flow expressed in litres per second for domestic use;

Peak flow means the maximum rate of flow of water at a given point on a site, in a channel, watercourse, or conduit resulting from a predetermined storm or flood event.

Peak flow means the maximum rate at which a unit volume of storm water is discharged.