Sampling port definition

Sampling port means a valve, tap, or similar device on equipment, a drain pipe or at another suitable location, to allow for sampling, consistent with technical guidelines that the ACRWC or City of Spruce Grove may establish from time to time.
Sampling port means an opening through the wall of a stack or duct that is used to provide access for extraction of a sam- ple.
Sampling port means an opening in a stack or chimney into which sampling or measuring devices may be inserted or through which a sample is extracted.

More Definitions of Sampling port

Sampling port means an opening through the wall of a stack or duct that is used to provide access for extraction of a sample.
Sampling port means a valve, tap, or similar device on equipment, a Drain pipe or at another suitable location, to allow for sampling, consistent with technical guidelines that the ACRWC and/or Member Municipality may establish from time to time;
Sampling port means a manhole or other approved device installed in the building sewer specifically designed to facilitate sampling of the wastewater discharge.
Sampling port means an access point, a valve, tap, or similar device on equipment, a drain pipe to allow for observation, sampling, and flow measurement of matter, wastewater, uncontaminated water, or storm water;
Sampling port means the piping connection that provides sampling access into the ballast water main pipe.
Sampling port means a valve, tap, or similar device on equipment, a drainpipe or at another suitable location, to allow for sampling, consistent with technical guidelines that PHU may establish or adopt from time to time;

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