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wet well

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wet well [′wet ‚wel]
(mechanical engineering)
A chamber which is used for collecting liquid, and to which the suction pipe of a pump is attached.


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Fiber reinforcement adds flexural and tensile strength to Series 436, making it ideal to use in domestic wastewater systems where high abrasion and impact resistance are needed, such as sewer interceptors and wet wells, influent channels and grit chambers.
Bedacht's claims the city has released insufficiently treated sewage into the Willamette River, of falsifying water quality reports and not requiring workers to wear safety harnesses when lowered into a wet well have led to investigations by the state Health Department, the DEQ and the Division of Occupational Safety and Health.
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