...G A MEYKADEH; R L FITT; T J BODDINGTON; A H DILMAGHANI; H H DIXON; G SMETHURST; R W AITKEN; G A R SHEPPARD; F E WARNER; H R LUPTON; G KNOWLES; S G BURGESS; A A CHAPMAN; H ADDISON; B WHITTERON; LARKMA © Thomas Telford and ICE 1959 WATER SUPPLY TREATMENT WATER CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING...

...W L WILSON; P A F WHITE; J G MILTON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1956 ATOMIC WEAPONS RESEARCH ESTABLISHMENT ATOMIC ENERGY RESEARCH ESTAB., HARWELL. RADIOACTIVE EFFLUENT DISTILLATION PLANT CONTROL TREATMENT DISPOSAL DECONTAMINATION COSTS CHEMICALS STORAGE DISCHARGES PIPELINES...

... EFFLUENT WASTE SLUDGE TANKS SEWAGE DRAINAGE CHEMICALS DECONTAMINATION WATER ALDERMASTON RIVER THAMES HARWELL UK 656 DISCUSSION TOENE CONTROL, CONVEYANCE, Discussion The Chairman (Mr W.A. M. Allan) said that the disposal of radioactive wastes, which he thought theAuthors would agree...

...T D KEY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1955 SUPPLY POTABLE WATER DRINKING MILITARY STORAGE RESERVOIRS WATERWORKS JOINTS MATERIALS CHEMICALS STERILISATION FILTERS FILTRATION EGYPT AFRICA MIDDLE EAST SUEZ CANAL NILE CAIRO 206 KEY ON SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE SUPPLY...

...W L WILSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1955 DESIGN CONSTRUCTION HANDLING TREATMENT SYSTEMS LIQUIDS RADIOACTIVE WASTE CHEMICALS METHODS PURIFICATION DISCHARGES EFFLUENT FLOW CONTROL SIZING PUMPING PIPELINES MATERIALS STORAGE TANKS EMERGENCIES SEGREGATION RIVER...

..., or in parallel. (2) That rapid gravity filters should be used, and designed to permit greater head losses and rates of flow than normal. (3) That inview of the variable character of the water, the design of the works and more particularly of the chemical dosingarrangements should be as flexible as possible...

... the design. Mr Pugh, referring to the underlying conception of that design, remarked how successfully that conception had worked out in practice. Thecontrol floor was along thetop of the T, the leg of the T being the chemical house andthe chemical-dosing house. The control floor was just above, but open...