Effective Seepage Area definition

Effective Seepage Area means the sidewall area within an absorption trench or a seepage trench from the bottom of the trench to a level 2 inches above the distribution pipes,; the sidewall area of any cesspool, seepage pit, unsealed earth pit privy, graywater waste absorption sump seepage chamber, or trench with drain media substitute,; or the bottom area of a pressurized soil absorption facility installed in soil.
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Effective Seepage Area means the bottom area and the sidewall area within a disposal trench from the bottom of the trench to the bottom of the distribution pipe expressed on a “per foot of trench” basis.
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Effective Seepage Area means the sidewall area within a disposal trench or a seepage trench from the bottom of the trench to a level two (2) inches above the distribution pipes, or the sidewall area of any seepage pit, unsealed earth pit privy, or gray water waste disposal sump seepage chamber; or the bottom area of a pressurized soil absorption facility installed in soil as defined in sub-section (135) of this section.
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More Definitions of Effective Seepage Area

Effective Seepage Area means the sidewall area within a disposal trench or a seepage trench from the bottom of the trench to a level two (2) inches above the distribution pipes, or the sidewall area of any cesspool, seepage pit, unsealed earth pit, privy or gray water waste disposal sump seepage chamber; or the bottom area of a seepage bed. (See Diagrams 10, 12, 13, 14 and 15)
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