Henry C. Adams

Capitolo 59

channel is desirable, as to govern the direction of flow to
the time that the flood is in action. The amusing trough is
movable, and his/her height above of the reverses you/he/she can be increased
easily, as you/he/she can be necessary at times. With this
setup that storm-water can easily be protected before it is
permission to faint mending a plain screen tilted in the
position shown in Fig tree. 18. [The footnote:  the Flat IV]  It is loose, as
it is the trough, and both you/they can have lifted out when you/he/she is desired
has access to reverses him some sewer. The screen is same-
cleaning, as some afloat matter against which can have washed
it doesn't stop on him and it reduces his/her ability that discharges, but
you/he/she is gradually drawn down by the flow of the sewage toward the
under flat amusing that will be brought. The heaviest
you care him in the long sewage which flows reverses him it will pass
under the dish and is brought I cross to the jobs of outfall,
instead of escaping from the flood, and perhaps creating a
bother to that point.




I CAPITULATE IX.

WIND IS MILLS Á. VENTO.


In the small schemes of sewerage where the amount is necessary to pump
spends in the wages of a companion that it has to give his whole
attention to the station that pumps so a lot of is in excess of the
costs of the power and the sum required for the reimbursement of the
you lend for the plant and buildings that it is desirable for the
working economic of the scheme to shorten the wages they accredit as
far as possible. If oil or motor of gasoline they have a job the man
you/he/she cannot be absent together for many minutes while the apparatus
you/he/she is racing, and when you/he/she is not racing, as for example during
the night, he has to be prepared to very shortly start the pomps to
known, owes an increase of heavy pluvius storm the flow in the
sewers to such extension that the pomp well or reservoir of deposit
you/he/she is filled on. It is a simple matter to systematize afloat
from what the pomp can be connected or disconnected by a