Infiltration and inflow definition
Infiltration and inflow means water, other than wastewater, that enters a sewer system.
Infiltration and inflow water that has migrated from the ground or through direct sources into a wastewater system.
Infiltration and inflow means water that enters a wastewater collection system through physical defects in the system or from other point sources.
Examples of Infiltration and inflow in a sentence
Infiltration and inflow into the member agencies’ separately owned collection systems can present a capacity problem during wet weather, and in 2012, the Settling Respondent implemented a Wet Weather Flow Management Project, which included five interconnected underground storage tanks to capture excess wastewater flows including infiltration and inflow that exceed the Portola Pump Station’s capacity.
Infiltration and inflow issues with respect to the whole of the Municipalities wastewater systems shall be the responsibility of the Municipality.
More Definitions of Infiltration and inflow
Infiltration and inflow or “I & I” means the infiltration of groundwater and the inflow of stormwater into the North, Central, and South Plant Collection Systems.
Infiltration and inflow or “I & I” means the infiltration and the inflow into the North, Central, and South Plant Collection Systems.
Infiltration and inflow or "1/1" means the total quantity of water from both infiltration and inflow without distinguishing the source.