Detritus means small, broken down particles of synthetic and natural materials including dust, mud, soil, grit, gravel, stones, rotted leaf and vegetable residues, and fragments of twigs, glass, plastic and other finely divided materials
Detritus means dust, mud, soil, grit, gravel, stones, rotted leaf and vegetable residues and fragments of twigs, glass, plastic and other finely divided material.
Detritus means a rubbing away from, to rub or wear away. In geology, fragments of rock, etc., produced by disintegration or wearing away debris of a biological nature (i.e. leaf litter and such); any fragmentary material, and waste disintegrated matter.
Examples of Detritus in a sentence
Detritus, refuse or litter shall be removed from all kerb and channels, concrete dish channels, and surface water channels, such that ponding due to build up does not exceed 10mm depth above the channel invert.
Detritus shall be removed from all surface water channels, such that no ponding occurs.
Cesspits/Sump Detritus in the silt chamber is less than 150mm below the pipe outlet, and/or greater than 25% of the grate or backdrop area is covered with detritus.
Detritus shall be removed from all kerb and channels, concrete dish channels and surface water channels, such that no ponding occurs.
More Definitions of Detritus
Detritus means small, broken down particles of synthetic and natural materials including dust, mud, soil, grit, gravel, stones, rotted leaf and vegetable residues, and fragments of twigs,
Detritus means the remains of something that has been destroyed or broken up.
Detritus means a rubbing away, from to rub or wear away. In geology, fragments of rock, etc. Produced by disintegration or wearing away debris; any fragmentary material, and waste disintegrated matter.
Detritus means dead or decaying organic matter; generally contributed to stormwater as fallen leaves and sticks or as dead aquatic organisms.