Engineered system definition
Engineered system means a system designed to meet the intent of the code but not the enumerated specifications of the state plumbing code.
Engineered system. - means an onsite wastewater treatment system that utilizes the components of a standard system, but that modifies or supplements those components with a special design or designs, such as pretreatment pressure dosed systems as approved by the Department, pumps, interceptor drains, etc., or a design which substantially conforms to design guidelines published by the State of California, EPA, or IAPMO.
Engineered system means an onsite sewage treatment system which has stringent specifications and is typically designed by an engineer or other qualified designer and may or may not be alternative sewage treatment systems. A pressure-dosed system is an example of an engineered system.
More Definitions of Engineered system
Engineered system means an OWTS that utilizes one or more special design features, such as pressure distribution or mound dispersal that provides additional treatment prior to dispersal to the ground.
Engineered system shall refer to the Seller’s Electronic Mechanical Actuators (“EMA”) which are configured to actuate the Company’s specially machined products and then sold together as an integrated system.
Engineered system means an on-site sewage system that utilizes the components of a standard system, but that modifies or supplements those components with a special design or designs, such as sand filters, pumps, pressure distribution, interceptor drains, etc.
Engineered system means the w aste packages and the underground facility.
Engineered system means an OWTS that utilizes one or more special design features, such as pressure distribution or mound dispersal that provides alternative disposal methods other than leach lines to address site specific constraints.