Permeable means having a permeability of one (1) inch per hour or faster. The terms "permeable soil," "permeable rock" and "permeable fill" shall be construed accordingly.
Permeable means surfaces that allow water to pass through whereas “impermeable” means blocking the flow of water through the surface.
Permeable means permitting tobacco smoke to pass through.
Examples of Permeable in a sentence
Concrete Unit Paver work includes the provision of paver units, all associated subgrade work defined below, aggregates, sand bed, joint filler, and sealer for Permeable Concrete Unit Pavers.
Base) SY 1413 $ - 11 Permeable Pavers SF 849 $ - 12 Amended Soil Disconnect - MSD Water Quality BMP SY 460 $ - 13 Sod SY 1000 $ - 14 Site Restoration - Fin.
More Definitions of Permeable
Permeable means hard surfacing specifically designed to allow the movement of water to flow through the surface, but does not include unconsolidated materials such as crushed rock, gravel, grass, earth or other loose materials.
Permeable means a substance, substrate, membrane or material that absorbs or allows the passage of fluids.
Permeable means a surface or land cover capable of transmitting or percolating a significant amount of precipitation into the underlying soils.
Permeable means the condition of surfaces permitting the passage of liquids.
Permeable means having a permeability of 0.2 inches per hour or faster or a percolation rate of 60 minutes per inch or faster. The terms "permeable soil", "permeable rock" and "permeable fill" shall be construed accordingly.
Permeable means the capacity of porous rock, sediment, or soil to transmit water including, but not limited to, an area of a vehicular use area paved with material that permits rapid water penetration into the soil. Permeable pavement may consist of any porous surface materials which are installed, laid or poured.
Permeable means a measure of the ability of rock or soil to allow the transmission of water or other fluids;