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"Floatables"
Keywords:
buoyant
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polystyrene
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stormwater
,
floatibles
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bottles
Related Terms:
Septic tank
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Sanitary sewer overflow
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Effluent
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Sso
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Effluent
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Cesspool
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Combined sewer
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Sanitary sewer
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Seepage pit
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Combined sewer system
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Combined sewers
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Drainfield
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Settling pond
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Sewer system
,
Combined sewer overflow
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Combined sewer overflows
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Septage
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Sewerage
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Septic system
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Scum
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Interceptor
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Influent
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Pretreatment
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Sewerage system
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Sewer
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Sludge
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Leach field
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Collection system
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Headworks
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Outfall
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Sewage
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Sewage treatment
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Primary treatment
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Storm sewer
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Primary sewage treatment
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Groundwater discharge
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Residuals
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Inflow
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Grease trap
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Activated sludge
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Geomembrane
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Drain field
,
Wastewater treatment
,
Aeration tank
,
Holding tank
,
Storm drain
,
Dwv
,
Sewage sludge
,
Grinder pump
Man-made items of garbage that can trap air, bottles and cans for example, are referred to as floatibles.
billburg.com
materials found in sewers and storage tanks that are lighter than water.
wadetrim.com
Materials in stormwater or sanitary flows which float to the surface. FOREBAY: Additional storage space located near a stormwater practice inlet that serves to trap incoming coarse sediments before they accumulate in the main treatment area.
mastep.net
Materials found in runoff that are buoyant, such as polystyrene, plastic, some organic material, or cigarette butts.
nrdc.org
Buoyant materials such as plastic bottles, polystyrene, organic materials etc. often found in stormwater flows.
ecosol.com.au
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Keywords:
debris
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waterborne
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entangle
,
trash
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manmade
Waterborne debris
soundkeeper.org
Pollutants that float on the water surface such as pieces of trash and debris.
lastormwater.org
Made up primarily of manmade debris, they contribute to beach closures, interfere with navigation, entangle wildlife and impair aesthetics.
nyc.gov