The Treatment of Sewage
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91 .. 0. 70 141 Both Odling and Voelcker reported highly of this effluent, as thoroughly deprived of noxious qualities.
The sludge is valued by Voelcker at 30s. A ton. He gives the following anal- yses : Moisture 12. 01 .. 15. TO Organic matter 26 . 89 . . 31 . 86 Phosphate of lime. . 2. 60 . . 2. 55 Mineral salt 6. 61 .. 10. 33 Silica, etc 51. 89 .. 39. 56 100. 00 .. 100. 00 Ammonia = 1. 39 .. 1. 22 At Coventry the use of this process was commenced in 1874. It has been ably supervised for many... years by Mr. Melliss, C. E. There are, at the present time, four precipitating tanks worked on the continuous principle. The effluent flows through filter beds occupying 9 acres, used intermittently, and is ulti- mately discharged into the River Sher- bourne.
The sewage of Coventry is about 2, 000, 000 gallons daily, very foul, and much colored with dye refuse, etc. It 142 needs far more chemicals than average sewage. The sludge produced is about 25 tons per day (90 per cent, moisture). About 2 tons of crude sulphate of alumina (but of which 2-5ths, being in- soluble in water, is not put into the sew- age), and 10 cwt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
91 .. 0. 70 141 Both Odling and Voelcker reported highly of this effluent, as thoroughly deprived of noxious qualities.
The sludge is valued by Voelcker at 30s. A ton. He gives the following anal- yses : Moisture 12. 01 .. 15. TO Organic matter 26 . 89 . . 31 . 86 Phosphate of lime. . 2. 60 . . 2. 55 Mineral salt 6. 61 .. 10. 33 Silica, etc 51. 89 .. 39. 56 100. 00 .. 100. 00 Ammonia = 1. 39 .. 1. 22 At Coventry the use of this process was commenced in 1874. It has been ably supervised for many... years by Mr. Melliss, C. E. There are, at the present time, four precipitating tanks worked on the continuous principle. The effluent flows through filter beds occupying 9 acres, used intermittently, and is ulti- mately discharged into the River Sher- bourne.
The sewage of Coventry is about 2, 000, 000 gallons daily, very foul, and much colored with dye refuse, etc. It 142 needs far more chemicals than average sewage. The sludge produced is about 25 tons per day (90 per cent, moisture). About 2 tons of crude sulphate of alumina (but of which 2-5ths, being in- soluble in water, is not put into the sew- age), and 10 cwt.
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