Proceedings 12
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Every drain was provided with a ventilating trap with air inlet and dirt-box, and a 4-inch cast-iron extracting pipe.
All waste-pipes were disconnected, and drains under houses surrounded with Portland cement concrete.
As every sewer in the district was new, and as, under the reso- lution passed, nearly every property would require new drains, the author was of opinion that if a 4-inch extracting shaft were fixed where practicable, at the head of every drain, and the best known means of disconn...ection with the interior of bouses were adopted, all sewage inlets properly trapped, &c., there would then be no more danger in ventilating the sewers through the drains (the pipe outlets being judiciously placed above the house-tops) than at the street surface, or by sewer ventilating shafts fixed on houses, as Digitized by Google MARKET HABBOBOUGH AND GREAT AND LITTIiE BOWDEN. 139 recently practised, and that there wonld probably be less offensive emanations from the street surface yentilators.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every drain was provided with a ventilating trap with air inlet and dirt-box, and a 4-inch cast-iron extracting pipe.
All waste-pipes were disconnected, and drains under houses surrounded with Portland cement concrete.
As every sewer in the district was new, and as, under the reso- lution passed, nearly every property would require new drains, the author was of opinion that if a 4-inch extracting shaft were fixed where practicable, at the head of every drain, and the best known means of disconn...ection with the interior of bouses were adopted, all sewage inlets properly trapped, &c., there would then be no more danger in ventilating the sewers through the drains (the pipe outlets being judiciously placed above the house-tops) than at the street surface, or by sewer ventilating shafts fixed on houses, as Digitized by Google MARKET HABBOBOUGH AND GREAT AND LITTIiE BOWDEN. 139 recently practised, and that there wonld probably be less offensive emanations from the street surface yentilators.
What to read after Proceedings 12?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Institution of Municipal Engineers. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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