Land Treatment of Sewage a Digest of the Reports Made to the Royal Commission O
Land Treatment of Sewage a Digest of the Reports Made to the Royal Commission O
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(1) Gelatine at 20 deg. C (2) Agar at 37 deg. C (3) B. Ooli or closely allied forms (say at least) (4) B. Enteriditis sporogenes (spores— say at least) Sewage. * (8 samples. ) 24, 381, 250 3, 304, 375 77, 500 775 Effluent. T (15 samples. ) A?j7 1 QQ f 97 per cent ■; ^^••^ [ reduction J ai fS'>fi f 97 per cent i °^'"-° I reduction J ( Varied from none in ^ 1, 881 ] -Ice. To at least ! ( 10, 000 ' ^Varied from none in ~ ) 1 C. C. To at least ( 19 ; 100 but less than C 1, 000 Stream. (1 sample.... ) 156, 000 7, 100 At least 100 Negative 10 c. C.
* 4 crude, 1 chemically precipitated, 2 screened, settled and precipitated, and 1 settled sewage, t Satisfactory 1 (1), (2) 7, (3) 6 and (4) 6 out of 16 effluents in each case.
irrigation over a stiff soil, the Rugby high-level farm treats a very large volume of a strong sewage . . . Although the results obtained from the examination of the second-field effluents at Rugby are in several respects contradictory, it will be seen that the farm is capable of producing a fair effluent of very even composition in spring ; but as regards summer, if our (comparatively few) summer samples can be taken as a general criterion of the working of the farm during that season, the area of land which is allowed for sewage then must be smaller than at other times of the year, for it was obviously insufficient.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
C).
(1) Gelatine at 20 deg. C (2) Agar at 37 deg. C (3) B. Ooli or closely allied forms (say at least) (4) B. Enteriditis sporogenes (spores— say at least) Sewage. * (8 samples. ) 24, 381, 250 3, 304, 375 77, 500 775 Effluent. T (15 samples. ) A?j7 1 QQ f 97 per cent ■; ^^••^ [ reduction J ai fS'>fi f 97 per cent i °^'"-° I reduction J ( Varied from none in ^ 1, 881 ] -Ice. To at least ! ( 10, 000 ' ^Varied from none in ~ ) 1 C. C. To at least ( 19 ; 100 but less than C 1, 000 Stream. (1 sample.... ) 156, 000 7, 100 At least 100 Negative 10 c. C.
* 4 crude, 1 chemically precipitated, 2 screened, settled and precipitated, and 1 settled sewage, t Satisfactory 1 (1), (2) 7, (3) 6 and (4) 6 out of 16 effluents in each case.
irrigation over a stiff soil, the Rugby high-level farm treats a very large volume of a strong sewage . . . Although the results obtained from the examination of the second-field effluents at Rugby are in several respects contradictory, it will be seen that the farm is capable of producing a fair effluent of very even composition in spring ; but as regards summer, if our (comparatively few) summer samples can be taken as a general criterion of the working of the farm during that season, the area of land which is allowed for sewage then must be smaller than at other times of the year, for it was obviously insufficient.
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