Water-Supply
Water-Supply
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♦ Am. $PC. Q. E., 36: 1566. t " Water Supply," p. 115.
Digitized by Google ARTIFICIAL PURIFICATION OF WATER 143 The frequency of cleaning depends, as has been said, upon the condition of the water being filtered, and, for the same water, this condition will vary greatly with the time of year and character of the season. Thus the London beds experi- ence difficulty from March to July; becoming during those months quickly clogged with fish-spawn, which arrests filtration, and at times renders it ...necessary to remove* the water from the top of the filter before the obstruction can be taken off with rake and shovel.
From July until October another difficulty, scarcely less serious, is the growth of vegetation, which begins upon the bottom.
Roughly stated, it may be said that a filter becomes ''dead*' (i.e., nearly impervious to water), and consequently demands cleaning, once every three or four weeks in sununer and about half as frequently in winter; but it is not possible to lay down hard-and-fast general rules applicable to all filters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
♦ Am. $PC. Q. E., 36: 1566. t " Water Supply," p. 115.
Digitized by Google ARTIFICIAL PURIFICATION OF WATER 143 The frequency of cleaning depends, as has been said, upon the condition of the water being filtered, and, for the same water, this condition will vary greatly with the time of year and character of the season. Thus the London beds experi- ence difficulty from March to July; becoming during those months quickly clogged with fish-spawn, which arrests filtration, and at times renders it ...necessary to remove* the water from the top of the filter before the obstruction can be taken off with rake and shovel.
From July until October another difficulty, scarcely less serious, is the growth of vegetation, which begins upon the bottom.
Roughly stated, it may be said that a filter becomes ''dead*' (i.e., nearly impervious to water), and consequently demands cleaning, once every three or four weeks in sununer and about half as frequently in winter; but it is not possible to lay down hard-and-fast general rules applicable to all filters.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mason, William Pitt, 1853-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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