... were continually cropping up, and any record of experience in dealing with them was useful. With regard to the floor of thesouthernpumping-station as originally designed, he ~roceedinga.] AND JAMSHEDPUR SEWAGE-PUMPINGSTATIONS. 277 thought the Author would admit thatcertain risks had been taken. MG A K...

...C C JAMES; R F O D PEET; M J RATTRAY; G H HUMPHREYS Proceedings.] AND JAMSHEDPUR SEWAGE-PUMPING STATIONS. 293 the pipe-line would have been much longer, and if the high valueof &. Temple. any water for irrigation purposes was to be obtained, much the same height would have beennecessary.Tworising...

... better-class houses the vat water is filtered and boiledbefore use, but even this is no sure safeguardunlesssupervision of the boiling process is very strict. In 1921 sewage-disposal was chiefly by individual cesspits, septic tanks, and privies with earth pits or removable pails. The cesspits wereemptied...

...F C TEMPLE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1933 SEWAGE PUMPING STATIONS TOWNS COUNTRIES DEVELOPING SEWERS PROTECTION RIVERS POLLUTION PUMPS PUBLIC HEALTH OVERFLOWS TANKS PUMPHOUSES FLOODS STORMS JAMSHEDPUR INDIA ASIA Proceedings.] JAMSHEDSPEUWRAGE-PUMPSITNAGTIONS...

... accorded to t heAuthors. (Paper No. 4846.) The Treatment of Sewage Sludge by Bacterial Digestion. By HERBERCTECIL WHITEHEAMD,. Inst. C.E., and FRANCIRSICHARDO SHAUGHNESFSY.I.,C. THEpurpose of this Paper is t o discuss in acriticalmanner the large amount of information which is now available...

... DISCUSSION ON TREATMENT OF SEWAGE [Jfirmtesof Mr.Whitehead. the average temperature in the digestion-tanks would be increased by about 10"F. and the gas-production by about 33 per cent. The plant shown in Fig. 9 would cost f5,700 to install. An alternative method of producing the same quantity of gas would...

...H L WHITEHEAD; F R O SHAUGHNESSY; AM BUSWELL; W CLIFFORD; J H COSTE; G T COTTERELL; E H ESSEX; G MCGOWAN; H KEPPNER; D W TOWNSEND; H P EDDY; E H ELY; G J FOWLER; G B GASCOIGNE; T C HATTON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1932 TREATMENT SEWAGE SLUDGE BACTERIAL DIGESTION REGULATION MOISTURE...

...H C WHITEHEAD; F R O SHAUGHNESSY; E H ELY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1932 TREATMENT SEWAGE SLUDGE BACTERIAL DIGESTION gXTRA MEETING. 3 N a y , 1932. AGE Some Aspects of the Corrosion Problem. U. R. EighthJamesForrest Lecture.) (1 plate and 3EcVuAtsN) S(.T.he.Thi.rty.. 446 10 Z a y...

...SIR GW HUMPHREYS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1931 LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL PRESIDENTS MUNICIPAL ENGINEERING LOCAL GOVERNMENT CITIES DRAINAGE SEWAGE RIVERS CLEANSING EFFLUENT REFUSE DISPOSAL PORTS BRIDGES TUNNELS HISTORY HOUSES LONDON RIVER THAMES UK *iiE...

...AOWD PINSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1931 DRAINAGE EXTENSIONS CITIES COUNTRIES DEVELOPING COMPRESSED AIR PUMPS MAINS PNEUMATIC EJECTORS SEWAGE PUMPING STATIONS SEWERS PIPES COLLECTORS VENTILATION CORROSION DETERIORATION PREVENTION CHEMICAL TREATMENT CONTINUOUS...

...H HOLDEN; C C JAMES; E H LLOYD; F NEWHOUSE; F C TEMPLE; G BRANSBY WILLIAMS; AOWD PINSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1931 MAINS DRAINAGE EXTENSIONS CITIES COUNTRIES DEVELOPING SEWAGE WORKS PUMPING STATIONS COLLECTORS PUMPS LININGS CORROSION SEWERS CALCIUM SULPHATE GAS SEPTIC...

...SIR GW HUMPHREYS; W J E BINNIE; J S ALFORD; R W ALLEN; API COTTERELL; H W S HUSBANDS; A J MARTIN; C S SPARROW; C T A HANSSEN; AOWD PINSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1931 DRAINAGE EXTENSIONS CITIES COUNTRIES DEVELOPING SEWAGE WORKS FAILURES CORROSION COLLECTORS VELOCITY...

... DESIGN VELOCITY WALLS QUAYS PILES SEWAGE DISCHARGES TESTS SILTATION EXPERIMENTS ODOURS EFFLUENT GRAINS TEMPLATES BOMBAY CALCUTTA KING GEORGE INDIA ASIA so DISCUSSIOX ON CALCUTTA TRIAL NONOLITIiS [Minutes of Discuasion. The President. ThePRESIDENT, in moving thevote...

... travelling bar would be formed a t the northend of the proposed dredging-area,which was judged to be inimical t o the docks and mainentrance-channelthereto, and influenced the trustees to set definite limits to the north boundary of the proposed new work. Demonstration of Sewage-Distribution. -Themodelproved...

...G L WATSON DESIGN CONSTRUCTION SEWAGE TREATMENT WORKS TANKS STORMS WATER STORMWATER FLOW SCHEMES PUMPING STATIONS PUMPS CENTRIFUGAL SYSTEMS PIPING VALVES MOTORS CONTROL EQUIPMENT SLUDGE OUTFALLS PROTECTION FLOODS HORSE POWER DRAINAGE ROLLED EMBANKMENTS TRENTON...

...J D WATSON; A J MARTIN; G M C TAYLOR; J S ALFORD; A HONEYSETT DESIGN CONSTRUCTION SEWAGE TREATMENT TANKS SEPTIC PURIFICATION FILTERS SLUDGE DISPOSAL DILUTION PUMPING STATIONS DISCHARGES TRENTON NEW JERSEY CHICAGO USA Proceedings.] DISCUSSION ON SEWAGE-TREATMENT...

...W FAIRLEY; C T A HANSSEN; H N LENDALL; M R PUGH; J W ROBERTS; F C TEMPLE; D W TOWNSEND; F C VOKES © Thomas Telford and ICE 1928 DESIGN CONSTRUCTION SEWAGE TREATMENT WORKS SEDIMENTATION PUMPING STATIONS DRAINAGE DISCHARGES SLUDGE CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS TANKS CONTROL HEALTH...

... Stud. Inst. C.B. The following Paper was submitted for discussion, and, on the motion of thePresident,thethanks of TheInst itution were accorded to t,he Authors. (Paper No. 4660.) IPower-Gas From Sewage-Sludge at he Works of the Birmingham TameandReaDistrictDrainage Board. By FRANCKHARLESVOICESB...

...W C EASTON; G J FOWLER; A G GUTTERIDGE; G P HARVEY; F G HILL; G B KERSHAW; H J N H KESSENER; L F MOUNTFORT; H A ROECHLING; W SOHLER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1928 BIRMINGHAM TAME & REA DIS.DRAINAGE BOARD POWER GAS SEWAGE SLUDGE WORKS PURIFICATION DISPOSAL DIGESTION...

...J D WATSON; H C WHITEHEAD; A J MARTIN; F R O SHAUGHNESSY; A P I COTTERELL; VOKES; TOWNEND © Thomas Telford and ICE 1928 BIRMINGHAM TAME & REA DISTR.DRAIN. BOARD POWER GAS SEWAGE SLUDGE LIQUEFACTION WORKS DIGESTION TANKS ELECTRICITY PRODUCTION DISPOSAL TREATMENT...