Linear loading rate definition
Linear loading rate means the amount of effluent applied per linear foot along the contour (gpd/linear ft.).
Linear loading rate means the loading rate per linear foot of leachfield (gallons per day per linear foot) along the land’s contour.
Linear loading rate means the amount of effluent applied daily along the landscape contour expressed in gallons per day per linear foot along a site contour.
More Definitions of Linear loading rate
Linear loading rate. (LLR) means the volume of effluent applied daily along the landscape contour expressed in gallons per day per linear foot. The LLR may also be referred to as the hydraulic linear loading rate. LLR is used to determine the required length of the distribution system parallel to surface contours.
Linear loading rate means loading rate per linear foot of the system, (gals/day/linear foot).