Supplemental treatment definition

Supplemental treatment means any OWTS or component of an OWTS, except a septic tank or dosing tank, that performs additional wastewater treatment so that the effluent meets a predetermined performance requirement prior to discharge of effluent into the dispersal field.

Supplemental treatment or “STS” means any OWTS or component of an OWTS, except a septic tank

Supplemental treatment means those disinfection processes or systems which are not required on an aquatic venue for health and safety reasons. They may be used to enhance overall system performance and improve water quality.

Examples of Supplemental treatment in a sentence

• Supplemental treatment may be used to minimize clogging of the ETI system piping and media.

• Supplemental treatment of the LAW would occur in both the 200-East and 200-West Areas and consist of a combination of cast stone treatment capacity in the 200-East Area and bulk vitrification treatment capacity in the 200-West Area.

• Supplemental treatment units are “active” operation devices incorporated into the treatment train of an OWTS following the septic tank, or in place of the septic tank, to provide additional wastewater treatment before the wastewater enters the dispersal system.

• Many inmates reported an average wait of weeks to even months for psychiatric or psychological attention.

• Supplemental treatment with disinfection may be required when deemed necessary by the administrative authority for protection of the water supply.

• Supplemental treatment may be achieved by using the following approved standards and will require operation and maintenance and regular reporting.

• Supplemental treatment systems are designed to provide additional enhanced wastewater treatment as a standalone OWTS or in conjunction with an alternative OWTS.

• Supplemental treatment may also be required for approval of such reduction.

• Supplemental treatment is generally needed to treat specific problems with the soil at a site.

• MUSDA Requirements Percolation (Minutes/Inch)MUSDA(Square Feet)Gravity DistributionPressure Distribution1-5Not Allowed as on Option6,000 *6-209,0006,00021-4012,0008,00041-6015,00010,00061-90Not Allowed as on Option13,00091-12015,000 * Supplemental treatment is required by an alternative system.

More Definitions of Supplemental treatment

Supplemental treatment means any OWTS or component of an OWTS, except for a septic tank or dosing tank, that performs additional wastewater treatment so that the effluent meets a predetermined performance requirement prior to discharge of the effluent into the dispersal field. Also known as an alternative OWTS. Some supplemental treatment units are passive and can be placed directly onto a leach bed for direct dispersal into the soil.

Supplemental treatment means any OWTS or component of an OWTS, except a septic tank or dosing tank, that performs additional wastewater treatment so that the effluent meets a predetermined performance requirement prior to discharge of effluentinto the dispersal field. (From SWRCB OWTS Policy)

Supplemental treatment means any approved on-site sewage system or component of an on- site sewage system, except a septic tank, dosing tank or pump tank, that performs additional wastewater treatment so that the effluent meets the following criteria prior to discharge of efflu- ent into the disposal field:

Supplemental treatment means an oil water separator and such additional equipment, additives or treatments that shall have been approved by the Port Authority to enhance the performance of the Lessee's Dewatering System, which enhancement is required solely to satisfy the JFK SPDES Permit requirements for volatile organics tested according to test procedures approved under 40 CFR Part 136 and which volatile organics do not contain any Lessee Hazardous Substance, it being understood that the Port Authority, in its sole discretion, reserves the right to limit the expenses associated with said Supplemental Treatment through the Lessee's implementation of such alternative treatment methods as the Port Authority may require.

Supplemental treatment means any OWTS or component of an OWTS, except for a septic tank or dosing tank, that performs additional wastewater treatment using intermittent and recirculating sand filters, proprietary treatment units, and other alternative treatment systems approved by the Director, so that the Effluent meets a predetermined performance requirement prior to discharge of the Effluent into the dispersal field. Some Supplemental Treatment units are passive and can be placed directly onto a leach bed for direct dispersal into the soil.

Supplemental treatment shall have the meaning given such term in paragraph (g) of Section 2 hereof.