Practical Methods of Sewage Disposal for Residences, Hotels and InstitutionsOgden, Henry N. (Henry Neely)
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Practical Methods of Sewage Disposal for Residences, Hotels and Institutions
Ogden, Henry N. (Henry Neely)
Sewage disposal
Broken stone for contact beds or at per cu. yd. │ │
for filters │ │
Broken stone for sludge beds at per cu. yd. │ │
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_Valves_ │ │
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Gate valves, Fig. 13 at each │ │
Flap valves, Fig. 16 at each │ │
Slide valves, Fig. 11 at each │ │
Wooden slide valves at each │ │
Sludge valves, Fig. 10 at each │ │
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_Tools_ │ │
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Shovels, long or short handled at each │ │
Picks at each │ │
Wheelbarrows, wooden or steel at each │ │
Sieves for screening sand and at each │ │
gravel │ │
Saws, hammers, and axes Total amount │ │
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_Lumber_ │ │
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For sheeting and bracing; rough at per 1000 ft. B.M.│ │
lumber │ │
For forms for concrete work, sized at per 1000 ft. B.M.│ │
For runways, staging and mixing at per 1000 ft. B.M.│ │
boards, plank │ │
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_Hardware_ │ │
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Nails for forms, staging, etc. at per 100 lbs. │ │
Bolts or wire for concrete forms at per lb. │ │
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_Iron Work_ │ │
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Manhole frames and covers at per lb. │ │
Steps for manholes at per lb. │ │
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_Siphons_ │ │
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Flushing siphons for dosing tank at complete │ │
Timed siphons for emptying contact at complete │ │
beds │ │
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