Water capacity definition

Water capacity means capacity in litres of the pressure vessel when completely filled with water at 150 C;

Water capacity means the maximum quantity of water per day in U. S. Gallons, which has been purchased through the payment of Availability Charges.

Water capacity means the weight of water, as related to liquefied gas, of a volume equivalent to that of the cylinder.

Examples of Water capacity in a sentence

• The Reimbursement Obligation paid by the Water Supplier shall be credited to the existing Municipal Customers pro rata according to the fraction that each Municipal Customer’s previous payments of Water Development Surcharge bears to the total Water Development Surcharge paid by all Municipal Customers during the applicable period, and, insofar as Water Availability Charges are paid for insufficient Water Capacity, to the District.

• In addition, in the event the Municipal Customer does not have sufficient Water Capacity to serve all connections for which building permits were issued prior to the effective date of this Agreement, the Municipal Customer shall pay an amount equal to the Water Availability Charge for the number of connections for which sufficient Water Capacity is not available within six (6) months of execution of this Agreement..

More Definitions of Water capacity

Water capacity means source capacity sufficient to meet the requirements as set forth in the rules and regulations of the Utah Department of Environmental Quality Division of Drinking Water, including but not limited to 800 gallons per day per residential unit and 4.9 gallons per minute per irrigated acre, which shall be calculated in accordance with the Capital Facilities Plan.

Water capacity means the ability to provide adequate potable water to a site from a public or private, off-site or on-site source of supply, in a manner consistent with all applicable regulations.

Water capacity means capacity in litres of the pressure vessel when completely filled with water at 15 0C;

Water capacity means the amount of water in either pounds or gallons at 60°F (15.6°C) required to fill a container liquid full of water.

Water capacity means capacity in litres of a pressure vessel or a container or a tank when completely filled with water at 15ºC.

Water capacity means both the production of potable water and the transmission of the same to the point of connection with Clear Springs Infrastructure Improvements in quantities adequate to meet demand therefore as shown in the 2017 Development Schedule, as amended in accordance with this Agreement; and

Water capacity means the volume of water in litres, a cylinder will hold at 150C.