Sewers and Drains for Populous Districts: With Rules and Formulae for ... by Julius Walker Adams

Author:Julius Walker Adams
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: D. Van Nostrand
Published: 1880-03-25T05:00:00+00:00

Fig. 31,

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the joints and bearing of many of the pipes must be broken in removing a pipe, with the uncertainty at all events as to how far the disturbance may have extended.

Fig. 33, combined brie concrete, is indicated as firm bottom requiring no e preparation.

Again referring to the i tance of all junctions wil sewer being made at an angle, etc., opening in the tion of the current, Fi (strange as it may seem, th not unfrequently met wit! the curves laid with owr wonld add, that the radii lai^e radius as the locality worked with such care as to gire this length of radios its best effect. Plates 39, 40, 41 and 42 will show these junctions in a brick sewer 6t 3 ft., and PI. 43 and 43a of bell and spigot pipe sewers, which explain themselves. Pig. 37 shows in plan the junction of brick sewers of different dimensions, and also the pipe junction blocks or branches, which are built into the brickwork as it progresses for he capped with an earthen-wi property owners may see the sewer. Pig. 38 is the

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