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intercepting sewer

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intercepting sewer [‚in·tər′sep·tiŋ ′sü·ər]
(civil engineering)
A sewer that receives flow from transverse sewers and conducts the water to a treatment plant or disposal point.

intercepting sewer
A sewer which receives the dry-weather flow from a number of branch sewers or outlets (and sometimes a determined quantity of storm water).


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Intercepting sewers are thousands of feet in length.
His scheme of intercepting sewers, pumping stations, and treatment plants replaced London's centuries' old sewage system, cleansed the Thames, and immeasurably improved the quality and duration of London life thereafter.
54 billion gallons of wastewater a day, 89 wastewater pump stations, eight dewatering facilities, 490 sewer regulators and 6,000 miles of intercepting sewers.
 
 
 
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