Sluice box definition

Sluice box means a portable unit constructed of a wood or metal flume or trough equipped with transverse riffles across the bottom of the unit and that is used to recover heavy mineral sands.
Sluice box means a trough or box through which water is directed to separate
Sluice box means a trough or box through which water is directed to separate minerals from sediments and which does not exceed 10 square feet in size.

Examples of Sluice box in a sentence

  • Sluice box discharge is regulated by the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (ADEC) under a Section 402 Alaska Pollution Discharge Elimination System (APDES) permit.

  • Sluice box frames and grates shall be constructed to grade as established on site and as indicated on the drawings.

  • Sluice box frames and grates shall be cast iron and meeting the requirements of the latest ASTM A-48.

  • Sluice box discharge is regulated by the ADEC under a Section 402 Alaska Pollution Discharge Elimination System (APDES) permit.

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