See Customer Supply System. E. coli is a type of Thermotolerant Coliform bacteria, and is nearly always present in the gut of humans and other warm-blooded animals. E. coli is now generally regarded as the most specific indicator of faecal contamination, and therefore the more important indicator for public health.
The whole circuit (system or distribution lines) and all of its branches which supply electricity to consumers.
The DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM is comprised of the wires, poles, transformers, substations and other equipment used to deliver electricity to customers. The Distribution System delivers power at voltage levels that can be used in homes and businesses.
A part of a water system consisting of the water mains, water services, valves, hydrants, meters, and treatment equipment; used to supply water to the customers.
The mains, service piping and equipment operated by a distribution company to deliver natural gas to customers.
Distribution lines, poles, meters and associated facilities that deliver energy directly to the end-use customer.
A network of pipes leading from a well or treatment system to consumers' plumbing systems.
A communication system consisting of coax but occasionally of line-of-sight microwave links that carries signals from the headend to end-users.
The lines, cables, substations, transformers and other equipment connected together to transport electric energy from our power stations to homes and industry. Distribution systems operate at voltages from low voltage (230 volts) to high voltages up to 22kV.
This portion of the Pacific Gas and Electric Company system, which includes local transmission, extends from the Citygate to the customer's premises.
means the portion of the equipment used to deliver electricity which exists between the distribution utility and the customer. For example, a customer can receive electric service from a competitive electric power supplier and distribution service from a distribution utility.
This system of wires distributes electricity to neighborhoods and communities. The distribution system is comprised of sets of three or four wires which can be suspended or buried underground. The voltage on distribution lines ranges from 4,000 to 12,000 volts and is further stepped down with pole-top or pad-mounted transformers to a customer use level ranging from 480 to 120 volts. There are approximately 15,000 miles of distribution lines in San Diego County.
Mains, service lines, and equipment of the local utility which carry or control the flow of gas to the end-user's meter
A system that operates at a pressure higher than the standard service pressure delivered to the customer; thus, a pressure regulator is required on each service to control pressure delivered to the customer.
A system in which the pressure of the natural gas in the mains and service lines is substantially the same as that delivered to the customers’ appliances; ordinarily a pressure regulator is not required on individual service lines in a low-pressure natural gas distribution system.
This system of wires distributes electricity to neighborhoods and communities. The voltage on distribution lines ranges from 2,160 volts to 34,500 volts and is further stepped down with pole-top or pad-mounted transformers to a customer use level ranging from 120 to 480 volts. There are approximately 14,400 miles of distribution lines within the PSNH service territory.
The part of a CATV system used to carry signals from the headend to subscriber's receivers. Often applied, more narrowly, to the part of a CATV system starting at the bridger amplifiers.
the collection of pipes, pumps and storage tanks used for drinking water distribution.
Conveying means, such as ducts, pipes, and wires, to bring substances or energy from a source to the point of use. The distribution system includes such auxilliary equipment as fans, pumps and transformers.
The portion of an electric system that is dedicated to delivering electric energy to an end user.
Low-voltage electrical system used to deliver electricity from the wholesale transmission system to the end-use customer.
The local wires, transformers, meters and other equipment an electric utility uses to deliver electricity directly to your home or business.
The local wires, transformers, substations and other equipment used to distribute and deliver energy to consumers.
Water pipes, storage reservoirs, tanks, and other means used to deliver drinking water to consumers or store it before delivery.
That part of the electric system that delivers electrical energy to consumers.
The components of a heating or cooling system that deliver warmed or cooled air, or warmed water, to the living space.
Tucson Water moves groundwater from wells to customer homes and businesses through an interconnected grid of water mains, valves, storage reserviors, and pressure boosting or reducing facilities. This is generally referred to as the water distribution system.
The local network that delivers electricity to retail customers. Co-ops, municipalities and investor owned utilities can own distribution systems.
The poles, wire and transformers used to deliver electric energy from a bulk power supplier to the consumer. The distribution system begins at the substation and ends at the service entrance of the home or business.
A system of overhead power lines, underground cables, transformers, and many other types of electrical equipment used to deliver power to customers. In the ComEd system, the primary distribution voltages are 4,000 and 12,000 volts.
The distribution system is a set of facilities for the distribution of electricity from the transmission system (or from sources connected to it) to end-users. The distribution system includes the control, protective, safety and information systems. For Czech Republic electricity grid conditions, this concerns equipment with voltages of 110 kV and lower.
1) For natural gas, the pipes and service equipment that carry or control the supply of natural gas from the point of local supply, or city gate, to the customer's meter. 2) For electricity, the substations, transformers, and lines that convey electricity from the generation site to the consumer.
At its very basic level, the distribution system is the lower voltage, smaller capacity network of wires and equipment that connects the transmission system to the customer.
The poles, wires, and transformers used to deliver electric energy from a power supplier to the consumer. Your local electric co-op is a distribution system.
a system that distributes the heated (or cooled) air (or water) supplied by a heating system in a home. Ductwork is normally used in a forced-air system, and water piping is used in a hydronic heating system.
The substations, transformers and lines that convey electricity from high-power transmission lines to ultimate consumers. For more informaiton see "grid".
The final delivery of the electric service to the consumer. The poles, wires, and transformers used to deliver electric energy from a power supplier to the consumer. Jo-Carroll Energy is a distribution system.
The poles, wires, cables, substations and other equipment required to transport electricity energy from the transmission system to people's homes.
A system consisting of coax that carries signals from the headend to each video location.
Part of a cable system consisting of trunk and feeder cables used to carry signals from headend to customer terminals.
The portion of the transmission and facilities of an electric system or natural gas system that is dedicated to delivering electricity or natural gas to an end-user.
That part of an overall water supply system that receives the water from the pumping station and delivers it throughout the area to be served.
That portion of an electricity supply system used to deliver electricity from points on the transmission system to consumers.