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1. Grate Bar Spacing mm.
2. Third, the estimate would not take into account the possibility for AVR to treat part of the waste in its grate incinerators for municipal waste [21].
3. The cover or grate is required to remain secure within the frame in order to avoid noise pollution, human injury and vehicle damage.’.
4. The investigation confirmed that channel gratings are castings made of grey or ductile cast iron, and that they are generally comprised of a frame which is embedded in the ground and a grate which sits flush with any surface.
5. Should, for instance, the drain channel be blocked by leaves or other objects, a person could after having lifted the grate, access the drain channel to remove the blockage.
6. It is not refuted that channel gratings/linear drainage systems which are usually composed of a drain channel and a grate on the top mainly serve the purpose of draining water from a surface.
7. The cover or grate is required to remain secure within the frame in order to avoid noise pollution, human injury and vehicle damage.’. The investigation showed that the channel gratings are generally comprised of a drain channel which is embedded in the ground, and a grate, which sits flush with any surface used by pedestrians and/or vehicles and which directly withstand the weight and impact of pedestrian and/or vehicle traffic.
8. It would, furthermore, enable AVR IW to charge fees for certain types of RDF waste and subsequently to treat this waste in the grate incinerators of the municipal waste incinerators, and this would result in lower operating costs as these furnaces can operate at a lower temperature.
9. Furthermore, in the definitive measures Regulation which was also disclosed to all interested parties, notably in the recitals 15-17, it is mentioned that castings are generally comprised of a frame which is embedded in the ground and either a cover or a grate which sits flush with any surface.
10. The investigation showed that the channel gratings are generally comprised of a drain channel which is embedded in the ground, and a grate, which sits flush with any surface used by pedestrians and/or vehicles and which directly withstand the weight and impact of pedestrian and/or vehicle traffic.
11. As mentioned above, there it is stipulated that ‘castings are generally comprised of a frame, which is embedded in the ground, and either a cover or a grate, which sits flush with any surface used by pedestrians and/or vehicles and which directly withstand the weight and impact of pedestrian and/or vehicle traffic.
12. In addition, the sentence quoted by that party has to be read in context, i.e. together with recital 15 and the beginning of recital 16. As mentioned above, there it is stipulated that ‘castings are generally comprised of a frame, which is embedded in the ground, and either a cover or a grate, which sits flush with any surface used by pedestrians and/or vehicles and which directly withstand the weight and impact of pedestrian and/or vehicle traffic.
13. The three joint competitors pointed out in particular that Figure 3.2 on theoretical and actual availability and the supply of hazardous waste in the study ‘Toekomst verbranden specifiek gevaarlijk afval’ (annexed to their comments and also to the letter from the Netherlands) suggests an unduly high estimate for the supply of RDF waste because it would not take into account the possibility for AVR to treat part of the waste in its grate incinerators for municipal waste.
14. Furthermore, in the definitive measures Regulation which was also disclosed to all interested parties, notably in the recitals 15-17, it is mentioned that castings are generally comprised of a frame which is embedded in the ground and either a cover or a grate which sits flush with any surface. Recital 17 mentions that cover and grates are available in any shape including but not limited to triangular, circular, square or rectangular.