Pipe And the Public Welfare
Pipe And the Public Welfare
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J. , Pipe Laid in 1890 and 1891. "Upon investigation it was found that the 48-inch steel pipe conduit No. 1 was badly corroded at a point on the outside. In- vestigation was carried still further to ascer- tain what condition the two lines were in. Nos. 1 and 2 were uncovered for a distance of 700 and 400 feet respectively south of said streets, and line No. 1 was found to be affected by corrosion on the outside in many places, in most cases from one-half to three- fourths of its full thickness.... " (Report, Street and Water Commissioners, Newark, N. J. , 1909, P. 68. ) Port Elizabeth, South Africa. " A long debate on the water works took place to-day at the meeting of the Port Elizabeth Town Council, when it w r as stated that seven million gallons of water were being lost monthly between the water works and the town, owing 124 METAL PIPE DETERIORATION to a leakage in pipes. When the new water works were constructed some seven years ago, the town saved many thousand pounds in the cost of transport by laying down steel mains instead of cast iron.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
J. , Pipe Laid in 1890 and 1891. "Upon investigation it was found that the 48-inch steel pipe conduit No. 1 was badly corroded at a point on the outside. In- vestigation was carried still further to ascer- tain what condition the two lines were in. Nos. 1 and 2 were uncovered for a distance of 700 and 400 feet respectively south of said streets, and line No. 1 was found to be affected by corrosion on the outside in many places, in most cases from one-half to three- fourths of its full thickness.... " (Report, Street and Water Commissioners, Newark, N. J. , 1909, P. 68. ) Port Elizabeth, South Africa. " A long debate on the water works took place to-day at the meeting of the Port Elizabeth Town Council, when it w r as stated that seven million gallons of water were being lost monthly between the water works and the town, owing 124 METAL PIPE DETERIORATION to a leakage in pipes. When the new water works were constructed some seven years ago, the town saved many thousand pounds in the cost of transport by laying down steel mains instead of cast iron.
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