Municipal housecleaning : $b the methods and experiences of American cities in collecting and disposing of their municipal wastes—ashes, rubbish, garbage, manure, sewage, and street refuseCapes, William Parr
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Municipal housecleaning : $b the methods and experiences of American cities in collecting and disposing of their municipal wastes—ashes, rubbish, garbage, manure, sewage, and street refuse
Capes, William Parr
Refuse and refuse disposal
Danger of clogging sewers 35–36–37
Disposal of Street Refuse 38
Experience of cities 38
Length of haul 38
Used as fill 38
Relative Cost of Street Cleaning 39
Experts, opinions of 39
U. S. Census Bureau, investigation of 39
SEWAGE DISPOSAL
Bureau of Surveys, Philadelphia Testing Station 72
Composition of Sewage 72
Importance of Sewage Disposal Problem 71
Massachusetts State Board of Health
conclusions 72
Preliminary Study 72
The Sewerage System 73
Authorities, opinion of 73–74
Domestic Wastes 74
Degree of Purification 75
Trade and industrial wastes 77
Processes of Treatment 78
Main group 78
Chemical precipitation 91–92
Colloidal tanks 85
Dilution 80–81
Grit Chambers 82–83
Plain sedimentation 84–85
Preliminary or preparatory 78
Screening 81–82
Septic tank treatment 85
Imhoff tanks 87–88–89–90–91
Cameron tanks 85–86–87
Single contact beds 93–94
Straining or roughing 83–84
Slate beds 92–93
Final process 78
Dosing chambers 93
Double contact beds 93–94–95–96
Trickling-sprinkling filters 96–97
Intermittent sand filters 98–99
Broad irrigation 100–101
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