Sewage and
Sewage and sewerage of farm homes [1922]
作者：Warren, George M. (George Milton)
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共 62 题- Transcriber Note
- SEWAGE and
- SEWERAGE
- HOMES
- Contribution from the Bureau of Public Roads
- THOS. H. MacDONALD, Chief
- Washington, D. C. January, 1922
- SEWAGE AND SEWERAGE OF FARM HOMES.
- CONTENTS.
- Introduction 3
- Plans and advice 3
- Sewage, sewers, and sewerage defined 4
- Nature and quantity of sewage 4
- Sewage-borne diseases and their avoidance 5
- How sewage decomposes 9
- Importance of air in treatment of sewage 10
- Practical utilities 11
- Kitchen-Sink Drainage 26
- Cesspools 26
- Septic tanks 28
- Grease traps 53
- General procedure 55
- INTRODUCTION.
- PLANS AND ADVICE.
- SEWAGE, SEWERS, AND SEWERAGE DEFINED.
- NATURE AND QUANTITY OF SEWAGE.
- SEWAGE-BORNE DISEASES AND THEIR AVOIDANCE.
- Fig. 1.--One of many farms lacking the simplest sanitary convenience.]
- 3. Never use such wastes to fertilize or irrigate vegetable gardens.
- HOW SEWAGE DECOMPOSES.
- IMPORTANCE OF AIR IN TREATMENT OF SEWAGE.
- PRACTICAL UTILITIES.
- PIT PRIVY.
- SANITARY PRIVY.
- DRY-EARTH PRIVY.
- Fig. 10.--A well-ventilated privy in Montana.]
- CHEMICAL CLOSET.
- LIQUEFYING CLOSET.
- DISINFECTANTS AND DEODORANTS.
- PREVENTION OF PRIVY NUISANCE.
- 1. Locate the privy inconspicuously and detached from the dwelling.
- OBJECTION TO PRIVIES.
- KITCHEN-SINK DRAINAGE.
- CESSPOOLS.
- SEPTIC TANKS.
- 1. Water consumption of 40 gallons per person per day of 24 hours.
- 3. Pour settling chamber floor and place form thereon.
- 6. Pour siphon chamber floor, and place the form thereon.
- 1. State, town, and whether in or near an incorporated municipality.
- 2. Usual number of persons to be served.
- 3. Average daily consumption of water in gallons.
- 4. Kind and depth of well, depth to water surface.
- 5. Character of soil, whether sandy, gravelly, loamy, clay, or muck.
- 6. Condition of soil as to drainage.
- 11. Number and kind of buildings to be connected with the sewer.
- 12. Number and kind of plumbing fixtures in each building.
- 13. Whether plumbing fixtures are to be put in the basement.
- 14. Depth of basement floor below ground.
- GREASE TRAPS.
- STOCK SIZES
- GENERAL PROCEDURE.
- Transcriber Note