Leachate
Water that collects contaminants as it trickles through wastes, pesticides or fertilizers. Leaching may occur in farming areas, feedlots, and landfills, and may result in hazardous substances entering surface water, ground water, or soil.
Leachate: Liquid that collects contaminants as it percolates through or drains from solid waste, pesticides or fertilizers. Leachate often contains suspended or dissolved waste materials and may occur in farming areas, feedlots, and landfills.
Leachate
liquid that has percolated through a solid mass; soil leachate may be high in nitrate; landfill leachate may be high in BOD, ammonia, salinity and toxic substances ...
Leachate: Water containing contaminants which leaks from a disposal site such as a landfill or dump.
Leaching: The removal of soluble organic and inorganic substances from the topsoil downward by the action of percolating water.
leachate A liquid that has been contaminated as it passes through wastes, agricultural pesticides, or fertilizers.
leachate collection system A system that gathers leachate and pumps it to the surface for treatment.
Leachate: Liquids that have percolated through a soil and that carry substances in solution or suspension.
Leachate
The liquid that results from dissolution of contaminants as it passes through waste materials.
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The highest form or recognition of a perfected and vested water right issued by an administrative agency.
leachate
Water or other liquid that has washed (leached) from a solid material, such as a layer of soil or debris. Leachate may contain contaminants such as organics or mineral salts.
Leachate
Typically, water that has come in contact with hazardous wastes. For example: ...
Leachate
Water that contains solute substances, so that it contains certain substances in solution after percolation through a filter or soil.
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Leachates are liquids that have seeped through waste sites.
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leachate : A liquid that results from water collecting contaminants as it trickles through wastes, agricultural pesticides or fertilizers.
Leachate: A solution produced by the percolation of liquid through soil or solid waste, and the dissolution of certain constituents in the water.
Leachate Collection System- A system that gathers leachate and pumps it to the surface for treatment.
Leaching- The process by which soluble constituents are dissolved and filtered through the soil by a percolating fluid.
Leachate A liquid generated in landfills. It is the result of water seeping into and through the wastes. As the water contacts the waste materials it dissolves part of the organic and inorganic matter contained in the landfill.
Leachate Detection, Collection, and Removal System
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Liquid that has seeped through solid waste in a landfill and has extracted soluble dissolved or suspended materials in the process.
Under current regulations, landfills are required to have liners and leachate treatment systems to prevent contamination of ground water and surface waters. An industrial landfill disposes of non-hazardous industrial wastes.
Ground-Water Discharge: Ground water entering near coastal waters which has been contaminated by landfill leachate, deep well injection of hazardous wastes, septic tanks, etc.
Soil Liner: landfill liner composed of compacted soil or synthetic material designed to assist in containment of leachate.
leachate Liquid that has percolated through solid waste or other matter, extracting dissolved or suspended materials from it. mobile source A moving source of pollution, such as a car or truck.
 See also: Waste, Water, Soil, Environment, Treatment
  
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