..., because the figures which are generally available andare called " domestic supply " are really those of the unmetered supply and include wastage, garden supplies, car washing, etc. However, a fewfigures are available. Evidencewasgivenbefore the recentDepartmental Com- mittee on Greater London Water-Supply...

...S R RAFFETY; F H BULLOCK; H P HILL; C HOGG; E J MACKAIG; R MARSHALL; S J RICKETTS; J H F SHARKIE; A W STONEBRIDGE; B WHITTERON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1945 WATER RURAL SUPPLY WATER SUPPLY AREAS ECONOMICS AGRICULTURE MAINS LAYING PIPES DOMESTIC HOUSES VILLAGES STORAGE...

... in the city of Bundaberg, Queensland, and designed for domestic sewage only, a true siphon was installed on a trunk sewer line, to convey sewage across a tidal creek. This true siphon method of handling the sewagewasdesigned after careful study of its possibilities, and was finally adopted in preference...

...T C HOWITT; H J B MANZONI © Thomas Telford and ICE 1944 BIRMINGHAM CIVIC CENTRE ARCHITECTS WORKS ENGINEERS BUILDING SCHEMES SITES COMPETITION PROBLEMS RESEARCH CONTRACTS CONTRACTORS WAR COSTS STEELWORK HEATING VENTILATION DOMESTIC WATER SUPPLY HEATING SYSTEMS AIR...

...UNKNOWN DEVELOPMENT EMERGENCIES WATER SUPPLY DOMESTIC CAPACITY POWER UNITS MOBILE DISTRIBUTION TANKS STATIC BACTERIOLOGY STERILISATION SHORTAGES THEDEVELOPMENT OF EMERGENCY SOURCES OF WATER-SUPPLY. fl6 Paper No. 5335. The Development of Emergency Sourcea of Water-Supply...

...S B JACKSON; W N MCCLEAN; T H TURNER; R C S WALTERS; J N WOOD © Thomas Telford and ICE 1942 INLAND WATER SURVEY COMMITTEE WATER POLLUTION RESEARCH BOARD TREATMENT WATER DOMESTIC INDUSTRIAL PROBLEMS METHODS GENERATING STATIONS ENERGY EVAPORATORS COSTS STERILISATION...

... LININGS TOP ARCHES COFFERDAMS GRAVITY ROCKS GORGES FABRICATION TURBINES GENERATORS SWITCHING STATIONS HYDROELECTRICITY RIVERS HIGH VOLTAGE ELECTRICITY NAVIGATION ENERGY FLOODS CONTROL IRRIGATION WATER SUPPLY DOMESTIC SUPPLY WATER DEVELOPMENT SILT STORAGE BOULDER DAM...

... EFFICIENCY COSTS ECONOMICS COAL GENERATION HEATING DOMESTIC SPACE HEATING BUILDINGS HOUSES THERMODYNAMICS BOMBING ATTACK GRIDS SUPPLY ACCIDENTS PLANT LIGHTING FLUES COOKING RISKS HEATERS APPLIANCES AND ELECTRICITY FOR HEAT-PRODUCTION. 269 Discussion. Mr. S. B. DONKINremarked...

... fields in domestic economy for the employmenteither of gas or electricity. The comparison has been fully dealt with by theAut,hor elsewhere.1 A brief summary only can be given here. Relative Advantages and Disadvantages. Electricity is cleaner in use and the apparatus generally is, in consequence...

...S B DONKIN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1936 INDUSTRIAL AGRICULTURAL DOMESTIC HEATING ELECTRICITY PLANT HORTICULTURAL EQUIPMENT THERMAL ELECTRIC POWER STATIONS BOILERS PRESSURE STEAM PASS OUT TURBINES ACCUMULATORS HEAT EFFICIENCY DISTRICT BIBLIOGRAPHY INDUSTRIES...

... DOMESTIC HEATING ELECTRICITY INDUSTRIES AGRICULTURE PLANT THERMAL ELECTRIC DISTRICT SYSTEMS DISTRIBUTION ECONOMICS POWER STATIONS EFFICIENCY HORTICULTURE GREENHOUSES POWER RESOURCES USE PLANTS VEGETATION GENERATION COAL STEAM SUPPLY GRIDS INSTALLATION COSTS STORAGE HOUSES...