Transactions of the American Society of Civil Engineers volume 10
Transactions of the American Society of Civil Engineers volume 10
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The interception, however, cannot always be complete. During rains the sewage is more or less diluted, possibly not differing at all from that which is not intercepted and flows into the streams.
370 If the diluted sewage during storms cannot be allowed to run intO' the streams, then the separate system becomes ijreferable for health, and for economy also, when purification of the diluted sewage is costly on account of difficulties connected with the locality.
But if the occasional discharge of... diluted sewage can be permitted in the rivers, and this will mostly be the case because it differs little, if at all, from the surface washings of towns and fields, then the combined system is to be preferred on grounds of economy, unless the question must be decided on other points.
Existing sewers, which can be used for rain-water, but not for sewage, on account of improper design or location, may cause the separate sys- tem to be cheaper, as comparatively small pipes are required for sewage alone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The interception, however, cannot always be complete. During rains the sewage is more or less diluted, possibly not differing at all from that which is not intercepted and flows into the streams.
370 If the diluted sewage during storms cannot be allowed to run intO' the streams, then the separate system becomes ijreferable for health, and for economy also, when purification of the diluted sewage is costly on account of difficulties connected with the locality.
But if the occasional discharge of... diluted sewage can be permitted in the rivers, and this will mostly be the case because it differs little, if at all, from the surface washings of towns and fields, then the combined system is to be preferred on grounds of economy, unless the question must be decided on other points.
Existing sewers, which can be used for rain-water, but not for sewage, on account of improper design or location, may cause the separate sys- tem to be cheaper, as comparatively small pipes are required for sewage alone.
What to read after Transactions of the American Society of Civil Engineers volume 10?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Society of Civil Engineers to read onlineMoreLess
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