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D M WATSON, G M MCNAUGHTON, C B TOWNEND, R C HOATHER, F E BRUCE, W T LOCKETT, J T CALVERT, H CLAY, C D C BRAINE, E F W MCKENZIE
The Institution of Civil Engineers Engineering Division Papers (1951) 9 (14): 23–38.
Published: 01 January 1951
... standardhad been regarded almost as that of perfection in sewage treatment performance, but a stage wasnow being reached when higher st.andards would be required in many cases. It should never be overlooked thatthe Royal Commission's standard was intended for conditions where a dilution of at least 8 to 1was...
