Across
- 1. the heavy mineral matter such as sand and gravel in water or sewers
- 3. the action of a flowing liquid as it lifts and carries away the material on the sides or bottom of a waterway, conduit or pipeline
- 4. a compartment usually underground in which water or wastewater is collected
- 6. main sewer or water line
- 12. the path in project management that is the sequence of project network activities adding up to the longest overall duration
- 14. structures, devices and appliances (other than pipe or conduit) that are integral parts of a sewerage system
- 16. a temporary endeavor designed to produce a unique product, service or result with a defined beginning and end
- 17. the leachate collection network under sand beds or a filter system
- 18. a device or meter that continually measures and sums a process rate variable in cumulative fashion over a given time period
- 20. the percentage of circulating water discharged as waste because of the increased concentration of a parameter such as dissolved solids
Down
- 1. a bar chart illustrating the start and finish dates of the terminal elements and summary elements of a project
- 2. any extraneous matter or impurities on the surface of a liquid
- 3. removing floating solids
- 5. a process of sludge conditioning in which certain constituents are removed by successive flushing with fresh water or plant effluent
- 7. a filter consisting of a cylindrical drum on a horizontal axis covered with a filter cloth
- 8. any process in which the flux density or energy decreases with increasing distance from the energy source
- 9. event used in project management to mark specific points along a project timeline
- 10. name of a brief safety meeting held to discuss activities for the day or week
- 11. a concrete surface used to protect bare soil from erosion due to splashing water
- 13. work that needs to be done to deliver a product, service or result
- 15. the bottom discharge from a clarifier or thickener
- 19. a controlled outlet on a pipeline, tank or conduit that is used to discharge water or gas accumulated
