Inflow and Infiltration definition

Inflow and Infiltration or “I&I” shall mean all water from both Infiltration and

Inflow and Infiltration or “I/I” shall mean the introduction of stormwater and

Inflow and Infiltration means the conveyance of rain derived stormwater or groundwater in sanitary waste collection system. [Bylaw 8686, December 10, 2018]

Examples of Inflow and Infiltration in a sentence

• Project to Address Unacceptable Inflow and Infiltration (I/I) in New Subdivisions.

• Each new Sanitary Sewer and replacement or extension that discharges directly or indirectly to the Authority Sewerage System, shall be designed and constructed so as to minimize, to the maximum extent possible, all Inflow and Infiltration into the Municipal or Authority Sewerage System.

• For Inflow and Infiltration (I/I) rehabilitation loans, the Request for Inclusion form, sewer system evaluation study, all documentation referenced in Rule 62-503.751, F.A.C., all required permits and bid documents corresponding to the areas to be rehabilitated must be submitted.

• This study shall include an Inflow and Infiltration (I&I) analysis and shall document how I&I will be reduced by a 3:1 ratio, either on or in the immediately vicinity of the site, or elsewhere in the Village.

• This assists the ACSA in removing potential sources of Inflow and Infiltration and should provide a more cost effective and less maintenance intensive system for the owner.

More Definitions of Inflow and Infiltration

Inflow and Infiltration or “I&I” shall mean the total quantity of water from both

Inflow and Infiltration means any rainwater, melted snow, ground water or stream water entering a sanitary sewer system designed to transport sewage and industrial wastes only.

Inflow and Infiltration or “I&I” means non-sewage waters entering the sanitary sewage transmission and collection system.

Inflow and Infiltration or “I&I” means non-sewage waters entering the sanitary sewer system.

Inflow and Infiltration means that portion of the precipitation that enters into the sewer system.

Inflow and Infiltration means the total quantity of water from inflow and infiltration without distinguishing the source.

Inflow and Infiltration or "I&I" means water that enters the sewer system from the outside environment, not from domestic or industrial structures. "Inflow" means surface water that enters the wastewater system from yard, roof and footing drains, from cross-connections with storm drains, downspouts, and through holes in manhole covers; "infiltration" means infiltration of groundwater that is influenced by surface or sea water, that enters sewer pipes, interceptors, collectors, manholes, or side sewers through breaks, holes, joint failures, connection failures and other openings.