Difference between Drains and Drainage

DRAINS vs DRAINAGE: NOUN

A gradual depletion of energy or resources
A pipe through which liquid is carried away
Tube inserted into a body cavity (as during surgery) to remove unwanted material
Plural form of drain.
The grain from the mash tub.
Emptying accomplished by draining

Emptying accomplished by draining
The action or a method of draining.
Something that is drained off.
The removal of fluid or purulent material from a wound or body cavity.
Emptying something accomplished by allowing liquid to run out of it
A natural or artificial removal of surface and sub-surface water from a given area.
A tube introduced into a wound, etc., to draw off the discharges.
The act, process, or means of drawing off the pus or fluids from a wound, abscess, etc.
A system of drains.
The system of drains and their operation, by which superfluous water is removed from towns, railway beds, mines, and other works.
The mode in which the waters of a country pass off by its streams and rivers.
A draining; a gradual flowing off of any liquid; also, that which flows out of a drain.
In surgery, the draining of the pus and other morbid products from an accidental or artificial wound.
That which is drained off; that which is carried away by a system of drains; the water carried off by the systems of rivers and their minor affluents in any drainage-basin, or area of catchment, or in any part thereof. See basin, 8, and catchment.
The system of conduits, channels, or passages by means of which something is drained.
The act or process of draining; a gradual flowing off, as of a liquid.
In surgery, drainage of a cavity by a tube which opens at the surface at two opposite points, allowing irrigation and drainage of the cavity without disturbance of the dressings.
Area or district drained

Sewerage, Ditches, Nullah, Rainwater, Sewage, Sewers, Flow off, Waste pipe, Flow away, Run out, Debilitate, Enfeeble, Sap, Drainpipe, Drainage

Basin, Piping, Water, Effluent, Rainwater, Seepage, Watercourse, Outfall, Sewers, Irrigation, Sewage, Drains, Sewerage, Sewer, Drain

Toilet, Canal, Pipes, Flows, Empties, Sewer, Outfall, Sewerage, Rainwater, Sewage, Waste pipe, Debilitate, Enfeeble, Sap, Drainage

Hydrological, Basin, Piping, Water, Effluent, Rainwater, Seepage, Watercourse, Outfall, Irrigation, Sewage, Drains, Sewerage, Sewer, Drain

The location of regulated drains, farm drains, inlets and outfalls, if any of record.
New Round Drains: Install round flash clamping ring type drains to accommodate flooring.
Fill floor drains with water and pour a capful of enzyme bacteria product daily in drains.
Do you have other tiny tubes such as condensation drains under portholes or air conditioner drains?
Mitre Drains Side drains overtop or erode if the volume of water is high.
Clear debris from all roof drains, gutters, downspouts, yard drains, and private drainage channels.
Drains Suitable drains should be provided to dispose of the water.
Chest drains, surgical drains, epidural lines should also remain in situ.
Presently, thestorm water flowsthrough closed drains and open drains.
Road surface drainage includes kerb and channel, table drains, diversion drains, batter drains and catch drains.

Use drainage swales, sidewalks and driveways, culverts, storm sewers, or a combinatiothereof for internal site drainage.
The ground around magazines must slope away for drainage or other adequate drainage be provided.
The interests of Drainage Districts in lands involving existing drainage systems shall be reported.
Adjacent drainage basins are separated from one another by a drainage divide.
Monitor chest tube drainage for color, amount, and changes in drainage.
The Preliminary Drainage Planis a guide for later detailed drainage design.
Drainage Easements A drainage easement has its own set of restrictions.
Common words for drainage district include watershed and drainage basin.
Drainage moundscan provide analternative to drainage fieldsin certain circumstances.
Blackburn Creek drainage, and the Innoko River drainage downstream from the Iditarod River drainage.