Reuse water definition

Reuse water means domestic wastewater treated to a standard acceptable under rules made by the Water Quality Board under Section 19-5-104.

Reuse water means domestic wastewater treated to a standard acceptable

Reuse water means domestic wastewater treated to a standard acceptable under

Examples of Reuse water in a sentence

• Reuse water must be utilized for irrigation when available to the project site.

• Reuse water flow patterns – total annual, monthly average, daily average, daily maximum, and seasonal peak one-hour flow during current and design years.

• Reuse water from a fish tank to water plants, as the water is rich in nitrogen and phosphorous, making it a free and effective fertilizer.

• The following sub systems listed below will have control through Common DCS:  Coal Handling Plant Ash Handling System. River Water Intake Raw Water Intake DM Plant CW Treatment System H2 generation station Sanitary waste water treatment Industrial waste water treatment Reuse water treatment / coal bearing water treatment HVAC Chlorination Compressed Air System Fire Protection & Detection System.

• A Developer may submit a Record Drawing Request to request mapping information and to obtain Reuse water and Wastewater utilities-related maps and record drawings.

• Reuse water shall not be used to fill swimming pools, hot tubs or wading pools.

• Reuse water used for the creation of man-made wetlands, or for recreational and aesthetic impoundments must be treated and disinfected, and should meet the requirements for Class C or better.

• Reuse water flow patterns - total annual, monthly average, daily average, daily maximum and seasonal peak 1-hour flow during current and design years.

• Rittmann, Chemistry: Reuse water pollutants, Nature, 2015, 528(7580), 29–31.

• Reuse water (if available) may be used to flush reuse or sewer lines in lieu of potable water only with prior approval by SJCUD and FDEP.

More Definitions of Reuse water

Reuse water means moderately treated storm water. If at any time the City does not have enough moderately treated storm water to meet the City’s obligations under this agreement, then the City may substitute other water of at least equal quality (e.g., potable water) and all references to Reuse Water shall be deemed to include the substituted water.

Reuse water means former wastewater or greywater that has been treated at the Wastewater Facilities to remove solids and certain impurities to meet FDEP requirements to be established as reuse water, that is used in sustainable landscape irrigation or to recharge groundwater aquifers.

Reuse water means disinfected tertiary treated water.

Reuse water has the same meaning as “industrial reuse water” in RCW 90.46.010, to wit: “water that has been used for the purpose of industrial processing and has been adequately and reliably treated so that, as a result of that treatment, it is suitable for other uses.” Reuse Water is intended by the Parties to be the predominant source of water provided by the City to Microsoft under this Agreement. Two categories of Reuse Water exist under this Agreement: Softened Reuse Water, and RO Reuse Water. Unless the context otherwise clearly indicates, the phrase Reuse Water when used by itself includes RO Reuse Water and Softened Reuse Water.

Reuse water means moderately treated storm water. If at any time the City does not have enough moderately treated storm water to meet the City’s obligations under this Agreement, then the City may substitute other water of at least equal quality (e.g., potable water) and all references to Reuse Water shall be deemed to include the substituted water.

Reuse water means domestic wastewater treated to a standard acceptable under rules made by the Water Quality Board under Utah Code Annotated Section 19-5-104.