MCTT definition

MCTT means the Borrower’s Ministry of Communication Technologies and Transport (Ministère des Technologies de la Communication et du Transport) or any successor thereto;
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Examples of MCTT in a sentence

  • The MCTT has a high potential for cost-effective use as an integrated component in watershed management programs designed to protect and enhance receiving waters.

  • None of the organic toxicants were ever observed in effluent water from either full-scale MCTT, even considering the excellent detection limits available at the Wisconsin State Dept.

  • The pH changes in the Milwaukee MCTT were much less than observed during the Birmingham pilot-scale tests, possibly because of added activated carbon in the final chamber in Milwaukee.

  • The MCTT was designed to remove pollutants of a specific class of concern in stormwater: particulates as small as a few μm and associated particulate bound toxicants, plus filterable toxicants.

  • The development and testing of the MCTT showed that the treatment unit provided substantial reductions in stormwater toxicants (both in particulate and filtered phases), and suspended solids.

  • In addition, the mission of the MCTT and the outcomes of this agreement align.

  • Responsibility for coordination, implementation and supervision of the Project shall be vested in MCTT.

  • The design of the MCTT is very site specific, since it is highly dependent on local rains (rain depths, rain intensities, and interevent times).

  • The MCTT is typically sized to totally contain all of the runoff from a 6 to 20 mm (0.25 to 0.8 in) rain, depending on interevent time, typical rain size, and rain intensity.

  • Chapter 6 includes the general design procedure for the MCTT, including an example design for a Detroit site.

Related to MCTT

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  • NPS means nominal pipe size.

  • hostel means a place of residence for the students of the University, or its colleges, institutions and study centers, established or recognized to be as such by the University;

  • McDaniel means McDaniel & Associates Consultants Ltd.

  • IPS means Integrated Payment Systems Inc., a Delaware corporation and its successors.