Wet Well definition
Examples of Wet Well in a sentence
The Crossroads Lift Station Upgrades include construction of a wet well that is designed to accept capacity in excess of that required for the anticipated projected ultimate build out of the Project (“Additional Wet Well Capacity”).
Wet Well Condition, Surface Preparation, and Coating Inspections.
Owner’s Fee Credit or right of reimbursement for Additional Wet Well Capacity shall vest upon completion of construction of the Additional Wet Well Capacity described in Section 2.8.3(a).
The Contractor shall perform the work included in the base bid for this Project, plus Bid Alternate 2, Wet Well Coating; Bid Alternate 3, Electric Panel Weather Shield; and provide the manual transfer switch and plug for emergency power.
This Maintenance Fee shall include the costs of Daily Inspections, Monthly Maintenance, Wet Well Cleanings, or other fees as deemed necessary by the Authority.
The On-Site PDR and the Crossroads Design Memorandum shall not impose a requirement on Owner to design or construct peak sewer flow capacity over and above that required for the Project except with regards to the Additional Wet Well Capacity (as defined in 2.8.3).
The RWF diverts a portion of the dechlorinated disinfected effluent (final effluent from filtration) to the No. 3 Water Wet Well (Process Water Wet Well).
The Requirement is for the supply of Sewer Jetting, Wet Well Cleaning and Sewer Surveys (with coded simple and standard reports).
The Overflow Wet Well will also house a pump to convey overflow/lake water back to the FG WWTP for possible recycled water use.
Owner’s Fee Credit and reimbursement amounts may reflect actual “hard” and “soft” costs of design, construction and land acquisitions and/or right of way acquisition costs arising from or related only to Owner transactions with third parties in Owner’s performance under this Agreement as to the Offsite Traffic Improvements and Additional Wet Well Capacity.