Report to the Board of Public Improvements On the Water Supply of St Louis

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Report to the Board of Public Improvements On the Water Supply of St Louis
Saint Louis Mo Water Commissioner
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47 'constitutes the present clarification plant. Water lifted by the low service pumps to the delivery well flows with its charge of chemicals to the basins.
A filling conduit dividing at the northwest corner of the basin sys- tem connects on the west side with each of six masonry basins ; the branch is connected by four gates with the most northerly of this series, and extends eastward to the nearest (No. 9) of a parallel series of three new reinforced concrete basins. Between the new and old
...series of basins and connected with each unit is a masonry conduit. Water which has received chemical treatment may pass to any one or all of the masonry basins or to Basin 9. The present practice uses only Basins 1, 6 or 9 for filling. The six masonry basins are each 670x400 feet long: their capacity is about 25 million gallons each ; weirs between successive basins are 610 feet long. The sixth basin is connected by a duct near the surface with Basin 7 (40 million gallons capacity) whence flow is over successive weirs to Basins 8 and 9, which have a capacity of about 20 million gallons each.

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