A Handbook of Sewage Utilization
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Filtration. — The process of filtration through sand, gravel, chalk, or certain kinds of soil, if properly carried out, is the most effective means for the purification of sewage to which reference has yet been made ; indeed, irrigation, as now carried out, owes no inconsiderable amount of its success to the contemporaneous effect of the filtration of the sewage through the soil of the irrigated fields; for it is precisely in those cases in which the sewage is absorbed and disappears in porous ...land, that we have observed, in the effluent water from drains, the most complete purifying effect.
The water pumped from the shallow Wells in London is nothing but filtered sewage, a large volume of which, be it remarked in passing, exists in the ornamental water in St.
James's Park, which is supplied from the well on Duck Island.
EEMEDIES. 31 Irrigation is of course the most natural way of getting sewage filtered, and while its adoption has generally met with success, all the more artificial systems of filtration which have been hitherto tried have proved complete failures.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Filtration. — The process of filtration through sand, gravel, chalk, or certain kinds of soil, if properly carried out, is the most effective means for the purification of sewage to which reference has yet been made ; indeed, irrigation, as now carried out, owes no inconsiderable amount of its success to the contemporaneous effect of the filtration of the sewage through the soil of the irrigated fields; for it is precisely in those cases in which the sewage is absorbed and disappears in porous ...land, that we have observed, in the effluent water from drains, the most complete purifying effect.
The water pumped from the shallow Wells in London is nothing but filtered sewage, a large volume of which, be it remarked in passing, exists in the ornamental water in St.
James's Park, which is supplied from the well on Duck Island.
EEMEDIES. 31 Irrigation is of course the most natural way of getting sewage filtered, and while its adoption has generally met with success, all the more artificial systems of filtration which have been hitherto tried have proved complete failures.
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