Maximum day demand (MDD) definition
Maximum day demand (MDD) means the highest ac- tual or estimated quantity of water that is, or is expected to be, used over a twenty-four hour period, excluding unusual events or emer- gencies. MDD is typically expressed as gallons per day per ERU (gpd/ ERU).
Maximum day demand (MDD) means the amount of water utilized by consumers during the highest day of use (midnight to midnight), excluding fire flow, as determined pursuant to Section 64554.
Maximum day demand (MDD) means the highest actual or es- timated quantity of water that is, or is expected to be, used over a twenty-four hour period, excluding unusual events or emergencies. MDD is typically expressed as gallons per day per ERU (gpd/ERU).
More Definitions of Maximum day demand (MDD)
Maximum day demand (MDD) means the highest actual or estimated quantity of water that is, or is expected to be, used over a twenty-four hour period, exclud-