Pressure distribution definition

Pressure distribution means application of effluent over an infiltrative surface via pressurized orifices and associated devices and parts (including pump, filters, controls, and piping).

Pressure distribution means a method designed to uniformly distribute effluent under pressure within an absorption system.

Pressure distribution means a system of small diameter pipes equally distributing effluent throughout ((a SSAS)) an OSS, as described in the ((department's "Recommended Standards and Guidance)) DS&G for Pressure Distribution Systems,((" 2001)) 2022. A subsurface drip system ((may be used wherever the chapter requires)) is consid- ered a pressure distribution system.

Examples of Pressure distribution in a sentence

• Pressure distribution is required for TL2-TL3N effluent, unless otherwise noted in this regulation.

• Pressure distribution laterals shall have one (1) row of holes with three (3) feet on center spacing.

• Pressure distribution laterals shall be attached to the manifold using nondirectional fittings designed to withstand the required pressures exerted on them.

• The County shall provide scrubs to employees who are assigned to San Joaquin General Hospital or to divisions of Health Care Services who are required to wear scrubs.

• Pressure distribution shall be used when the total length of nitrification lines exceed 600 linear feet in a single system and pressure dispersal such as LPP or drip irrigation shall be used when the total length of nitrification lines exceeds 1200 linear feet in a single system.

More Definitions of Pressure distribution

Pressure distribution means a system of small diameter pipes equally distributing pumped effluent throughout a drainfield.

Pressure distribution means a network of pipes in which effluent is forced through orifices under pressure.

Pressure distribution means a system of small diameter pipes equally distributing greywater.

Pressure distribution means a system of small diameter pipes equally distributing effluent throughout a SSAS, as described in the "RS&G for Pressure Distribution Systems" by the Washington State Department of Health as updated. A subsurface drip system may be used wherever this Article requires pressure distribution.

Pressure distribution means an effluent distribution system where all pipes are pressurized and the effluent is pumped, or delivered by siphon, to the next portion of the treatment system in a specific time interval or volume.

Pressure distribution means a system of small diameter pipes equally distributing pumped effluent through- out a drainfield.

Pressure distribution means dispersal of wastewater system utilizing pressur- ized small diameter distribution lines for equal distribution of effluent.