PWWF definition

PWWF means Peak Wet Weather Flow;
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PWWF means the Peak Wet Weather Flow as described in the Tracy Wastewater Master Plan.
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PWWF means the Peak Wet Weather Flow as described in the ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Master Plan.
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Examples of PWWF in a sentence

  • Subject to the provisions, limitations and conditions of this Master Agreement, LAVWMA shall have the right to discharge a total of 41.2 MGD PWWF into the EBDA system, which right consists of Firm Capacity of 19.72 MGD and 21.48 MGD of “Interruptible Capacity”.

  • The Facility is currently designed to treat an average dry-weather flow (ADWF) of 1.5 mgd and reports an influent peak wet weather flow (PWWF) capacity of 7.0 mgd.

  • The PWWF used in this planning effort is based PDWF, groundwater infiltration, and rainfall induced inflow/infiltration.

  • The completion of these future projects will ultimately increase the capacity of the treatment plant to 20.7 mgd ADWF and 74 mgd PWWF.

  • Water Recycling Facility Design Criteria PWWF 5.6 mgd Average BOD Loading 4,680 lb/day Design Maximum Month BOD Loadingb 7,020 lb/day Average TSS Loading 5,450 lb/day Design Maximum Month TSS Loadingb 8,100 lb/day aMaximum month flow based on MMF: ADWF peaking factor of 1.5. bMaximum month loading based on MML: average peaking factor of 1.5. 4-4 RDD/110670009 (CLR4681.DOCX) Several treatment options are available to effectively achieve Title 22 standard for reuse application.

  • The Treatment Plant Expansion Project, except for deferred project elements, provided capacity for 17 mgd ADWF and 60 mgd of peak wet weather flow (PWWF).

  • Peak Wet Weather Flow -24 Hour (PWWF - 24 hr) is the total flow measured during any 24-hour period of a calendar year.

  • CITY shall have the option, in its sole discretion, to accept PWWF wastewater emanating from DISTRICT in an amount in excess of the above defined permitted ADWF flow, but only if CITY determines capacity is available in the LRWRP.

  • The projected PWWF for the WWTP is 49.1 mgd and would require several hydraulic modifications in addition to modifications required for increased treatment capacity.

  • PWWF is the most important criteria used for hydraulic considerations (for example, collection systems, pumping stations, and treatment processes dependent upon hydraulic loading).


More Definitions of PWWF

PWWF means peak wet weather flow; (ff) “RFP” means Request for Proposal; (gg) “RTC” means real time control;
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PWWF. (Peak Wet Weather Flow) The instantaneous rate of flow in MGD, made up of dry weather flow plus the infiltration and inflow flows typically found as a result of a precipitation event, as measured at LAVWMA’s monitoring station located approximately one mile north of EBDA’s Oro Loma Pump Station.
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