Point of Injection

Term · Environment · MLC-T-ENV-021351

1. The last accessible sampling point prior to waste fluids being released into the subsurface environment through a Class V injection well.

2. Point of injection is defined in the Code of Federal Regulations Section 144.3 as the last accessible sampling point prior to waste fluids being released into the subsurface environment through a Class V injection well. For example, the point of injection of a Class V septic system might be the distribution box - the last accessible sampling point before the waste fluids drain into the underlying soils. For a dry well, it is likely to be the well bore itself.

3. For Class V wells means the last accessible sampling point prior to waste fluids being released into the subsurface environment through a Class V injection well. For example, the point of injection of a Class V septic system might be the distribution box - the last accessible sampling point before the waste fluids drain into the underlying soils. For a dry well, it is likely to be the well bore itself.

4. Last accessible sampling point prior to waste fluids being released into the subsurface environment through a Class V injection well. For example, the point of injection of a Class V septic system might be the distribution box - the last accessible sampling point before the waste fluids drain into the underlying soils. For a dry well, it is likely to be the well bore itself.

Table 1. Record
Identifier	MLC-T-ENV-021351
Field	Environment
Subject	Land, waste and cleanup
References	Underground Injection Control Glossary; Underground Injection Control Terms; 40 CFR 146.3 (CFR 2018); 40 CFR 144.3 (CFR 2018)

Record as JSON

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