Filter Area definition

Filter Area means a vegetated area where surface water runoff is diverted and dispersed so that sediment and other pollutants are trapped and retained. A filter area can include or be within a forest buffer.
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Filter Area means the effective cross-sectional area applicable to the surface type filter media only, usually expressed in square feet.
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Filter Area means the area available to separate particulate matter from the recirculating water, expressed in square feet.
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Examples of Filter Area in a sentence

  • At soil boring locations where visible NAPL/tar was present at residual levels (as described above) and/or sheens were noted, a soil sample was collected from the interval exhibiting these characteristics and submitted for analysis of PAHs. • Former Tar Filter Area: During the initial PDI activities, 21 soil borings (SB-143A through SB-143D, SB-144 through SB-157, and SB-159 through SB-161) were completed at the locations shown on Figure 2-1.

  • Cake Moisture (wt %) 20 20 Cake Thickness (mm) 10 6 Feed Rate (dry tpd) 240 240 Filtration Rate (kg/m2/hr) 250 308 Filter Area (m2) 40 33 Equipment 8.5' with 5 discs 8' x 14' From a 63 wt% slurry, one Eimco® 8.5 ft 6 inch disc filter with five discs or one 8 ft diameter x 14 ft length drum filter is sufficient to ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ 240 tpd gold tails to about 20% moisture.