Average dry weather flow definition
Average dry weather flow or “ADW” means the daily average flow when the groundwater is at or near normal and runoff is not occurring.
Average dry weather flow means the average daily volume of wastewater entering the combined sewer system in dry weather;
Average dry weather flow or ADWF means the daily municipal sewage flow to a sewage facility that occurs after an extended period of dry weather such that the inflow and infiltration has been minimized to the greatest extent practicable and is calculated by dividing the total flow to the sewage treatment facility during the dry weather period by the number of days in that period. In CRD this typically occurs between the months of April to September.
More Definitions of Average dry weather flow
Average dry weather flow. (ADWF) means the average daily wastewater flow, in Residential
Average dry weather flow or “(ADWF)” means the average flow through the Plant during a 24 hour period during a dry weather period.
Average dry weather flow. (ADWF) means the average daily wastewater flow, in Residential 21 Equivalent units (RE) units from a given drainage basin. Average Dry Weather Flow does not 22 include inflow or infiltration, nor is it increased by diurnal curve peaking factors. For the 23 purposes of this Chapter, one RE shall be equivalent to 220 gallons per day of wastewater flow.
Average dry weather flow means the calculation obtained from measuring the total flow from June 1 to August 31 in one year and dividing that amount by the number of days in that same period.
Average dry weather flow means the average daily wastewater flow, in Residential Equivalent units (RE) from a given drainage basin. Average Dry Weather Flow does not include inflow or infiltration, nor is it increased by diurnal curve peaking factors. For the purposes of this Chapter, one RE shall be equivalent to 220 gallons per day of wastewater flow.