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exfiltration
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exfiltration [‚eks‚fil′trā·shən]
(science and technology)
A gradual escape of fluid, for example, through a membrane or a wall.
exfiltration
1. The outward flow of air through a wall, joints, etc.
2. In a sewer pipeline, the volume of flow leaving a pipeline into the surrounding soil.
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