(4) water discharged into the environment from a man-made structure. For example, the drainage products of a water treatment plant.
Industrial or urban waste discharged into the environment.
Waste material discharged into the environment, treated or untreated. Generally refers to water pollution.
(a) a discharge or emission of liquid, gas or other waste product; (b) description of a stream network which draws water out of or away from a river or water body
A waste product that is discharged to the environment, usually used to mean wastewater discharged from sewage (wastewater) treatment plants.
The water discharged from a water treatment facility.
Jätevesi Avfallsvatten A waste liquid stream discharged into a sewer or watercourse (a river or a lake). A wastewater discharged from a point source, such as a pipe. See Discharge.
A waste discharged as a liquid or gas.
The liquid portion of the flow, after the solids have settled to the bottom of the basin, that is returned to the wastewater plant's liquid treatment processes.
a waste material (e.g., sewage or industrial discharges) discharged to the environment
Physical fluid (air or water together with contaminants) forming an emission
A generic term used to indicate the relative strength of sewer flows; from stormwater to wastewater to industrial effluent, for example.
The sewage or industrial liquid waste that is released into natural water by sewage treatment plants, industry, or septic tanks.
pollutant waste material (smoke, industrial refuse, or sewage) discharged into the environment
liquid waste, domestic sewage or waste from a manufacturing process that is put into water.
the wastewater discharged to a receiving water body.
Waste water discharged during a manufacturing process.
Outflow of waste or water from a treatment facility and the outflow of sewage from a sewer system.
Liquid waste. Usually refers to discharge from industrial processes or from sewage treatment plants.
The water that flows out of the pump, on its way through the filter, heating and treating equipment, and returning to the pool. Also known as the pressure side.
Liquid sewage (often treated to reduce its disease potential), including liquid human waste and liquid products of decomposition, together with dissolved and suspended solids.
The fluid that is passed through a filter (also known as filtate or product stream). The outflow from other types of of treatment such as wastewater treatment plants.
Any liquid or gas discharged from a spacecraft such as waste water, urine, fuel cell purge products, etc.; also any material discharged from volcanoes.
A liquid, solid or gaseous product that is discharged either treated or untreated by homes, communities and industries.
Liquid wastes that are discharged into the environment as a by-product of human-oriented processes, such as waste material, liquid industrial refuse, or sewage.
The liquid passing through a screening surface.
The water that flos out of a filter, pump or other device.
The liquid or gas discharged from a process or chemical reactor, usually containing residues from that process.
The discharge to a body of water from a defined source, generally consisting of a mixture of waste and water from industrial or municipal facilities.
Liquids discharged from sewage treatment plants, septic systems, or industrial sources to surface waters.
something that flows out from something, often a waste product Untreated effluent leaked out of the pipe and polluted the beach. effluence (n)
Something that flows out, such as the discharge of a pollutant from an industrial plant or a septic tank into surface or ground water.
water mixed with waste matter
discharge of waste from a sewer or sewage system.
Outflow of water from a pulp or paper mill. Government regulations restrict the impact of effluents on the receiving waters with respect to solids, oxygen demand, toxicity and color. Mills control these factors by re-using or recycling water used for the various processes and by treating it in their own plants before discharge.
Liquid waste resulting from an industrial process.
Water or other liquid flowing from a reservoir, basin, or treatment plant.
The outlet or outflow of any system that deals with water flows, for an oxidation pond for biological water purification. It is the product water of the given system.
treated or untreated liquid waste material that is discharged into the environment from a structure such as a settling pond or treatment plant
The liquid that comes out of a treatment plant after completion of any treatment process.
Waste liquid discharge from the paper-making process, usually including a small amount of suspended solids and dissolved chemicals. Biological effluent treatment plants at paper mills neutralise the effluent so water can be returned to the environment and effluent solids can be re-used as a soil conditioner.
Treated wastewater discharged from sewage treatment plants. See tertiary treatment.
Municipal sewage or industrial liquid waste (untreated, partially treated, or completely treated) that flows out of a treatment plant, septic system, pipe, etc.
The liquid effluent from sewage treatment processes (sometimes called wastewater).
A fluid released to the external environment eg sewage or industrial waste discharged into a waterbody.
waste material discharged into the environment; refers to the treated liquid emitted from a manufacturing facility or municipal wastewater treatment plant.
Waste material being discharged into the environment, either treated or untreated. Effluent generally is used to describe water discharges to the environment, although it can refer to stack emissions or other material flowing into the environment.
Water discharged after use.
Liquid or airborne material released to the environment. In general usage, however, "effluent" implies liquid releases.
Liquid or wastewater which flows out of a septic tank or treatment unit.
water that flows from a lagoon, tank, or wastewater treatment process.
Liquid which flows away from a containing space, such as a septic tank. Sanitary sewage that is passed through a treatment unit.
Outflow from a manufacturing or treatment process, in the form of finished products or wastes.
treated wastewater, flowing from a lagoon, tank, treatment process, or treatment plant released into the environment.
Wastewater which has been treated in a series of steps and is discharged into a receiving body of water, such as a river, lake or ocean.
A complex waste material (eg liquid industrial discharge or sewage) that may be discharged into the environment.
Flow of waste water released from a facility.
Solid, liquid or gas waste that can enter the environment as a by-product of a chemical or biological process.
A discharge of pollutants into the environment, partially or completely treated or in its natural state.
Wastewater or other liquid (raw, partially treated or completely treated) flowing from a basin, treatment process, or treatment plant.
That water which flows out of a man-made system into a river, usually waste water.
The discharge of industrial or urban waste material into the environment; the outflow from a lake or river.
Partially or completely treated water or wastewater flowing out of a basin or treatment plant.
Liquid waste, potenially hazardous, generally refers to liquid waste from septic tanks.
"Cleaned" wastewater which flows out of a treatment plant.
The waste water stream or discharge from a sewage facility.
discharge of waste; can be gaseous, liquid, or solid.
An outflow or discharge of waste.
Treated sewage from a septic tank, usually over 99% liquid
The discharge stream of water after it has been treated.
The liquid discharge of a waste treatment process.
The discharge of a contaminant or contaminants with water from animal production or industrial facilities or wastewater treatment plant.
Wastewater or other liquid, partially or completely treated or in its natural state, flowing from a treatment plant.
Effluent is wastewater (like sewage water or factory runoff) that flows from a factory or other facility.
the outflow from a wastewater treatment plant; influent is the inflow.
Wastewater, partially or completely treated, flowing out of a reservoir, tank, treatment component, or disposal component.
The liquid that flows out of the septic tank after the tank has "taken out the big pieces."
liquid which is discharged as a waste product, for example sewage
wastewater (treated or untreated) that flows out of a treatment plant, sewer, or industrial outfall into a surface water.
A discharge or emission of a liquid or gas, usually waste material.
Sewage, water, or other liquid, partiallyor completely treated or in its natural state, flowingout of a septic tank, subsurface wastewater infiltra-tion system, aerobic treatment unit, or othertreatment system or system component.
A discharge of water, which may contain pollutants, into the environment.
Waste material, such as water from sewage treatment or manufacturing plants, discharged into the environment.
Liquid that is discharged from a septic tank, filter, or other on-site wastewater system component.
The discharge of a pollutant in a liquid form, often from a pipe into a stream or river .
Wastewater, treated or untreated, that flows out of a treatment plant (e.g. Hyperion Treatment Plant), sewer, or industrial outfall.
(1) Something that flows out or forth, especially a stream flowing out of a body of water. (2) (Water Quality) Discharged wastewater such as the treated wastes from municipal sewage plants, brine wastewater from desalting operations, and coolant waters from a nuclear power plant.
Wastewater that is produced as a by-product of production.
Residual or waste water, including sewage, which is flushed through our sewerage pipes and treated before re-use or discharge to the environment
The material flowing from an aquaculture facility into a treatment system or a nearby water body. The waste stream can include uneaten feed, feces, chemicals, and escaped fish.
Waste material discharged into the environment, it can be treated or untreated.
The outflow, such as the liquid discharge, from sewage treatment plants.
Treated sewage that flows out of a sewage treatment plant.
complex waste material, such as industrial waste or sewage discharge, which is often contaminated with damaging dissolved and suspended materials.
Water flowing from a structure such as a treatment plant. Contrast with influent.1Effluent - Water flowing from a structure such as a treatment plant. Contrast with influent.
A gas or liquid discharged into the environment.
water discharged from a system
The outflow of water, with or without pollutants, usually from a pipe.
Wastewater flowing from a source.
The liquid that flows out of a facility or household into a water body or sewer system. For example, the treated liquid discharged by a wastewater treatment plant is the plant's effluent.
Waste water discharged into the Estuary from point sources.
Wastewater as it leaves some type of treatment system, such as septic tank effluent or municipal wastewater treatment plant effluent.
Generally applies to liquid waste discharged as a result of manufacturing operations, as well as public water treatment facilities.
Partially or completely treated waste water from a treatment plant, reservoir, or basin.
Liquid attributed to human waste, i.e. sewage arising from various uses of water; often refers to waste water from a sewage treatment or industrial plant.
Liquid waste discharged from a septic or sewage treatment system.
Flow leaving a place or process. Sewage effluent refers to the flow leaving a sewage treatment process.
Liquid waste, often from a factory or sewer. This is a term that is often used to refer to the urine and manure that is pumped into or out of a lagoon.
Water that is not reused after flowing out of any wastewater treatment facility or other works used for treating, stabilizing, or holding wastes.
water that flows OUT of a filter or pump.
Partially or completely treated wastewater or other liquid that flows out of a septic tank or treatment unit.
Wastewater that flows into a receiving stream by way of a domestic or industrial point source.
The water that flows out of a pump, filter or heater, usually on its way back to the pool or spa.
any material that flows outward from something; examples include wastewater from treatment plants and water discharged into streams from abandoned coal mines.
outflow; liquid waste which is discharged into a water (e.g. river) system
The fluid which has passed through a filter (filtrate or product stream); outflow from other treatment such as wastewater treatment plants.
Domestic and industrial wastewater.
A term applied to the water discharged from a sewage treatment device.
water that flows from a sewage treatment plant after it has been treated.
Effluent refers to something that flows out or forth.
Fluid, solid or gas discharged from a given source into the external environment RT emission
The outflow from a process or treatment unit.
The wastewater from a municipal or industrial source that is discharged into the water.
something that flows out or forth; outflow, as in a stream flowing out of a lake, or discharge from a sewage treatment plant
An outflow from a sewer or sewage system.
Treated, or partially treated, wastewater.
the liquid discharged from a septic tank or other on-site sewage system component.
waste liquid flowing into a body of water from a sewage treatment plant. Industrial plant, etc.
Treated sewage from a septic tank or sewage treatment plant.
a liquid that has passed through a processing operation.
The water that flows out of a DWTU.
Liquid discharged from a septic tank or other treatment tank.
Septic system liquid waste.
anything that flows out of a source, such as sewage from a pipe.
Any substance, particularly a liquid, that enters the environment from a point source. Generally refers to wastewater from a sewage-treatment or industrial plant.
Treated or untreated liquid waste material that is discharged into the environment from a point source, such as a wastewater treatment plant or an industrial facility.
(1) a flow containing polluting material; (2) liquid waste from sewage treatment, industry, agriculture
The liquid MOBILE PHASE that leaves the column.
Wastewater - treated or untreated - that flows out of a treatment plant, sewer, or industrial outfall. Generally refers to wastes discharged into surface waters.
organic liquid and solid material (slurry) leaving a digester
The output or discharge from a water treatment system
water that has been used once and may be treated so that it can be used again
The outflow from any water processing system or device. Sometimes used to mean the product water of a given device or system.
Term commonly used in water quality for liquid, partially or completely treated, that flows out of a reservoir, basin, sewage treatment plant, or industrial treatment plant.
Fluid discharge from a sewage system.
Wastewater discharged to a receiving body of water.
Waste, usually liquid, released or discharged to the environment. Generally the term refers to point source discharges of sewage or contaminated waste waters into surface waters.
The liquid leaving wastewater treatment systems.
A waste liquid discharge from a treatment process.
a discharge to a body of water from a defined point source.
A discharge or emission of a fluid (liquid or gaseous).
Treated water or wastewater exiting a treatment plant, or exiting a particular stage of the treatment process (i.e. primary effluent, secondary effluent, final effluent).
Effluent is an outflowing of water from a natural body of water, or from a man-made structure.