Treated Wastewater definition

Treated Wastewater means domestic sewage discharged from a treatment works after completion of the treatment process.

Treated Wastewater. Wastewater which complies with all National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit requirements imposed upon EBDA as well as NPDES permit requirements imposed directly upon LAVWMA or its member agencies by any regulatory agency.

Treated Wastewater means wastewater that has been processed in accordance with the application and supporting documentation to remove the hazardous characteristic of Liquid Industrial Waste, Ignitable Waste, Corrosive Waste or Leachate Toxic Waste.

Examples of Treated Wastewater in a sentence

• The following wastewater treatment options are perceived to be available for any new development in this area: On-Site Septic System:Any proposed development may choose to incorporate an appropriate on-site septic system on the subject property.Reuse of Treated Wastewater for Public IrrigationThe Town is interested in improving the appearance of landscaping along the NCDOT-controlled but Town maintained NC 58 right of way near Islander Drive.

• Funds allocated from the State Fiscal Recovery Fund to the Board of Governors of The University of North Carolina for the Innovative Highly Treated Wastewater Pilot Program (Program) shall be provided to the North Carolina Policy Collaboratory at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (Collaboratory) to establish the Program as described in this subsection.

• In the Matter of Wastewater Petition WW0092, Sacramento Regional County Sanitation District, Order Approving Change in Purpose of Use and Place of Use of Treated Wastewater.

• Such metering shall (where appropriate) monitor the quantity and quality of both Untreated Wastewater/ Effluent and Treated Wastewater/ Effluent.

• Technology-Based Effluent Limitations For Secondary Treated Wastewater Parameter UnitsEffluent LimitationsAverage MonthlyAverage WeeklyMaximum DailyCBOD5 [1] [2][1] The average monthly percent removal of BOD5 and TSS shall not be less than 85 percent.[2] Per 40 CFR 133.102, this Order substitutes five-day Carbonaceous Biochemical Oxygen Demand (CBOD5) effluent limits for five-day Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BOD5) effluent limits.

More Definitions of Treated Wastewater

Treated Wastewater means wastewater that has been treated by the wastewater treatment system; and

Treated Wastewater means the treated wastewater that is produced by the WWTP that is fully treated and discharged to the Kananaskis River through the WWTP outfall;

Treated Wastewater means any water or wastewater source of predominantly municipal origin coming from a Water

Treated Wastewater means any water source, of predominantly municipal origin, from a wastewater treatment plant that has undergone treated wastewater characterization for either enhanced wastewater treatment or secondary wastewater treatment and originates from a wastewater treatment plant that has liquid stream treatment processes that, at a minimum, are designed and operated to produce oxidized wastewater to achieve a defined source water quality for additional treatment by a supplier utilizing Advanced Water Purification.

Treated Wastewater means the treated spent water of a community. From the standpoint of source, it may be a combination of the liquid and water-carried wastes from residences, commercial buildings, industrial plants, and institutions, together with any groundwater, surface water, and storm water that may be present. In this study, treated wastewaters will be segregated into municipal treated wastewater and industrial treated wastewaters. Consistent with available information, municipal wastewaters will be categorized into less than secondary level treatment, secondary level treatment, and advanced treatment.

Treated Wastewater means wastewater that has been processed and treated to remove pollutants pursuant to the requirements of this chapter and applicable permits or the requirements of an agreement pursuant to Section 15.610.

Treated Wastewater means any water source from a wastewater treatment plant that has undergone a treated wastewater characterization for either enhanced wastewater treatment or secondary wastewater treatment as defined in the Direct Potable Reuse Policy and originates from a wastewater treatment plant that has liquid stream treatment processes that, at a minimum, are designed and operated to produce oxidized wastewater to achieve a defined source water quality for additional treatment by a supplier utilizing direct potable reuse.