Impermeable liner definition
Impermeable liner means a layer of natural or man-made material of sufficient thickness, density and composition so as to impede the passage of a fluid to a degree that will satisfy the standards required by the Department. For natural materials, this standard shall be 1 x 10-7 cm/sec. For man-made materials, this standard shall be 1 x 10-12 cm/sec.
Impermeable liner means a layer of natural and/or man-made material of sufficient thickness, density and composition so as to have a maximum permeability for water of 1 x 10 <-7> cm/sec at the maximum anticipated hydrostatic pressure.
Impermeable liner means a layer of natural or manmade material of sufficient thickness, density and composition so as to impede the passage of a fluid to a degree that will satisfy the standards required by the Department. For natural materials, this standard shall be 1 x 107 cm/sec. For manmade materials, this standard shall be 1 x 1012 cm/sec.
More Definitions of Impermeable liner
Impermeable liner means a layer of natural or man-made material of sufficient thickness, density and composition so as to impede the passage of a fluid to a degree that will satisfy the standards required by the Department. For natural materials, this standard shall be 1 x 10-7 cm/sec. For man-made materials, this standard shall be 1 x 10-12 cm/sec. "Incinerator" shall mean an arrangement of chambers and equipment designed for burning solid, semi-solid or gaseous combustible waste to a gas and residue. Incinerators used only for the combustion of solid waste generated on site shall not be covered by this definition.
Impermeable liner means a layer of natural or man-made material of sufficient thickness, density and composition so as to impede the passage