Trap weir definition

Trap weir means that part of a trap that forms a dam over which wastes must flow to enter the drain piping.
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Trap weir means the lowest point of the outlet leg of a trap; “under drain” means a two pipe subsurface eÆuent disposal system
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Examples of Trap weir in a sentence

  • Adult summer Chinook salmon, used for the McCall Summer Chinook Hatchery program, are collected at the South Fork Salmon River Trap/ weir.

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