Look up: Ponding

1. ponding
   filling with water a reach of canal by segregating it with temporary bulkheads for various purposes,such as measurement of seepage losses,producing of an adequate sealing-in-depth effect of sediment charge Category: Building industry • the condition produced by surface water collecting i...
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2. Ponding
   A condition where water stands on a roof for prolonged periods due to poor drainage and/or deflection of the deck.
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3. ponding
   (from the article `hydrosphere`) Overland flow is generated at a point on a hillslope only after surface ponding takes place. Ponding cannot occur until the surface soil layers ...
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4. PONDING
   A condition where water stands on a roof for prolonged periods due to poor drainage and/or deflection of the deck.
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5. Ponding
   The gathering of water at low or irregular areas on a roof.
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6. Ponding
   `Ponding` is a term that refers to the unwanted pooling of water, typically on a flat roof. Cause: Most flat roof systems are designed with a slight pitch to shed water off the sides, usually into a scupper system or into an internal drainage system. When a scupper or drain is clogged or fails for o...
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