Influent definition

Influent means the water entering a filter or other device.
Influent means water, wastewater, or other liquid flowing into a wastewater treatment facility;
Influent means the total wastewater flow entering a wastewater treatment works.

Examples of Influent in a sentence

  • Details of items that will adversely affect Influent Standards must first be made known in writing to all System users.

  • Separately, the Project Engineer shall also have the right to take random samples of the incoming Sewage, the Digested Sludge and the Treated Effluent at any time during the O&M Period to test compliance with the Influent Standards and the Discharge Standards.

  • The Operator may terminate the service to, claim damages from, or impose such other penalties in enforcement proceedings on, any user of the System that it reasonably believes discharges sewage into the System that is not in accordance with the Influent Standards.

  • During the Term, the Operator shall carry out regular tests in accordance with the Contract Standards to determine whether the influent sewage into the System complies with the Influent Standards and the treated effluent meets the Performance Standards.

  • The Operator shall promptly notify the District of all situations where Influent Standards are not satisfied, and the Parties shall meet to develop a plan to identify source of the problem and remedial actions to prevent reoccurrence.


More Definitions of Influent

Influent means the sewage discharged to a pretreatment component.
Influent means the domestic sewage entering the LOSS.
Influent means wastewater flowing into an on-site wastewater treatment system component or device.
Influent means the wastewater entering a water pollution control facility.
Influent means wastewater, treated or untreated, that flows into a treatment plant.
Influent means the water, together with any wastes that may be present, flowing into a drain, sewer, receptacle or outlet.
Influent means wastewater being applied to a treatment unit or to a drainfield.