Military Hygiene And Sanitation
Military Hygiene And Sanitation
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It will only do so with certainty if it is carried out in such a manner as to result in a rapid evolution of heat, as in the case of incineration. Slow oxidation, which is the method most usually adopted, does not of itself destroy disease-producing organisms, and cannot, therefore, be looked upon as, strictly speaking, a complete method of disposal. Now, it is obvious that with any method of oxidation less rapid than incineration, if the waste matters are great in amount, there wiU inevitably ...be, especially in a warm climate, a certain amount of putrefaction and fly-breeding, and since at the same time the disease-producing organisms will be un- REMOVAL OF WASTE MATTERS 209 affected, there will be grave risk of these last getting access to the air, water, or food-supplies of the community. There- fore it follows that this process of slow oxidation must not be carried on in the vicinity of any dwelling, and from this we deduce the corollary that removal is more important than disposal in all cases where incineration in situ is impossible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It will only do so with certainty if it is carried out in such a manner as to result in a rapid evolution of heat, as in the case of incineration. Slow oxidation, which is the method most usually adopted, does not of itself destroy disease-producing organisms, and cannot, therefore, be looked upon as, strictly speaking, a complete method of disposal. Now, it is obvious that with any method of oxidation less rapid than incineration, if the waste matters are great in amount, there wiU inevitably ...be, especially in a warm climate, a certain amount of putrefaction and fly-breeding, and since at the same time the disease-producing organisms will be un- REMOVAL OF WASTE MATTERS 209 affected, there will be grave risk of these last getting access to the air, water, or food-supplies of the community. There- fore it follows that this process of slow oxidation must not be carried on in the vicinity of any dwelling, and from this we deduce the corollary that removal is more important than disposal in all cases where incineration in situ is impossible.
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