Inspection Chamber definition

Inspection Chamber means a chamber not deeper than 750 mm and of such dimension that access may be obtained to a drain without requiring a person to enter into such chamber;

Inspection Chamber means a below-ground structure built in the line of a sewer or sanitary drain for inspecting or testing the sewer or drain and for clearing obstructions from the surface.

Inspection Chamber means a covered chamber which provides an access point for making connection or performing maintenance on the underground Sanitary Sewer;

Examples of Inspection Chamber in a sentence

• At every change of alignment, gradient or diameter of a drain there shall be a manhole or Inspection Chamber.

• The lavatory waste stack shall be connected directly to the Inspection Chamber / Man hole whereas the wastes from kitchens, basins, sinks, baths are to discharge through gully traps, the gully traps being connected ultimately to Inspection Chamber / Manhole.

• House sewer connection shall be done by laying 110 mm dia, UPVC pipe conforming torelevant IS specification of 6 kg/cm2, connecting chamber/sewer pipe at the propertyboundary to the nearest, existing Inspection Chamber or Sewer Connection Chamberconstructed by OISIP, OWSSB.

• Upon inspection by the Utility to conform compliance and acceptance of the installation, the wastewater inspection chamber shall become property of the Utility and be considered the Utility’s Inspection Chamber.

• ABS Inspection Chamber is a square, variable height chamber with a removable lid.

More Definitions of Inspection Chamber

Inspection Chamber means a device installed on a Service Connection in accordance with District’s Subdivision Control Bylaw.

Inspection Chamber means a chamber not deeper than 750mm and of such dimensions that access may be obtained to a drain without requiring a person to enter into such chamber.

Inspection Chamber means the device installed between the Service Connection and the collection pipe or main component of the Silverhawk Wastewater Works

Inspection Chamber means any chamber constructed so as to provide access thereto for inspection and cleaning.

Inspection Chamber means the pipe, valve and other fittings that join a building sewer to a service connection.

Inspection Chamber means a chamber not deeper than 750mm and of such dimension that access may be obtained to a drain without requiring a person to enter into such chamber; "inspection eye" means any access opening to the interior of any pipe or pipe fitting in a drainage installation provided solely for the purpose of inspection and testing, and to which permanent access after completion of the drainage installation need not be provided;

Inspection Chamber means a chamber not deeper than 750 mm and of such dimensions that access may be obtained to a drain without causing a person to enter into such chamber for the purpose of inspection.