pumping station definition
pumping station means equipment for pumping petroleum or water and includes any structure associated with that equipment;
pumping station means that part of a sewer or lateral drain which is a pumping station used or intended to be used in connection with that sewer or lateral drain, and includes the rising main (the pressurised pipe that connects the pumping station with the rest of the sewer or lateral drain);
pumping station means facilities comprised of pumps which lift wastewater to a higher hydraulic elevation, including all related electrical, mechanical, and structural systems necessary to the operation of that pumping station.
More Definitions of pumping station
pumping station means a station positioned in the public sewer system at which wastewater is pumped to a higher level.
pumping station means facilities comprised of pumps which lift wastewater to a higher hydraulic elevation, including all related electrical, mechanical, and structural systems necessary to the operation of that pumping station. For the purposes of this document, the term “Pumping Station” shall be limited to the following pumping stations:
pumping station means a pump and any associated plant and building used for the conveyance of sewage;
pumping station means an installation on the pipeline having pumping units to boost petroleum and petroleum products pressure;
pumping station means a sewage pumping or ejector station located in a sewerage collection system for the pumping or lifting of sanitary sewage or industrial wastes or a combination of both from a low elevation to a higher elevation.
pumping station. : means a facility that includes pumps and other equipment for pumping Fuels from one place to another;
pumping station means the pump house building and equipment therein used to pump river water from the Detroit River.