Interstitial space definition
Interstitial space means the space between the primary and secondary containment systems (e.g., the space between the inner and outer walls of a tank or pipe).
Interstitial space means the opening formed between the inner and outer wall of an UST system with double-walled construction or the opening formed between the inner wall of a containment sump and the UST system component that it contains.
Interstitial space means the space between the primary and secondary containment systems.
More Definitions of Interstitial space
Interstitial space means the space between the primary and secondary barriers of a secondarily contained system (e.g., the interstitial space of a double-wall tank is the space between the two walls of the tank).
Interstitial space means the opening formed between the inner and outer wall of an UST system
Interstitial space means the area between the inner and outer wall of any component of a UST system.
Interstitial space or "interstice" means annular space.
Interstitial space means the area between the inner and outer wall of double-walled tanks or double-walled piping;
Interstitial space means the area between the inner and outer wall of any com- ponent of a UST system.
Interstitial space means the interstitial space of the Premises (as such interstitial space is shown in the Concept Design).