Defects in House Drainage And Their Remedies
Defects in House Drainage And Their Remedies
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the same wall on the inside, so that the grease shall not congeal in the pipe between the two. (See Fig. 5. ) For small and medium houses it should be from one and a half to two feet square on the inside, with the bottom about two feet below the outlet-pipe, which is to turn down about a foot on the inside, with a smooth, round turn, so that its mouth may be so much un- der water. The inlet should be about six inches higher than the outlet-pipe, to allow the grease to collect to that 22 DEFECTS... IN HOUSE-DRAINAGE.
thickness above the water line, which is governed by the level of the outlet, without obstructing the mouth of the inlet. The grease will then float on the water, and become congealed in the form of a dirty scum, while the water and other matter in suspension flow out by the mouth of the out- let, about a foot below the surface. The whole must be so placed as not to freeze. The depth needed for this will de- pend largely upon the exposure. The walls being built to the surface of the ground can be covered with a flag-stone, with hole and iron cover.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
the same wall on the inside, so that the grease shall not congeal in the pipe between the two. (See Fig. 5. ) For small and medium houses it should be from one and a half to two feet square on the inside, with the bottom about two feet below the outlet-pipe, which is to turn down about a foot on the inside, with a smooth, round turn, so that its mouth may be so much un- der water. The inlet should be about six inches higher than the outlet-pipe, to allow the grease to collect to that 22 DEFECTS... IN HOUSE-DRAINAGE.
thickness above the water line, which is governed by the level of the outlet, without obstructing the mouth of the inlet. The grease will then float on the water, and become congealed in the form of a dirty scum, while the water and other matter in suspension flow out by the mouth of the out- let, about a foot below the surface. The whole must be so placed as not to freeze. The depth needed for this will de- pend largely upon the exposure. The walls being built to the surface of the ground can be covered with a flag-stone, with hole and iron cover.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Southwick Philbrick to read onlineMoreLess
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