Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work (1912)
American Technical Society · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 38
it can becleaned out at stated periods; and the overflow being of a whollyliquid nature wull pass into the leaching cesspool in a comparativelyclear state and will be absorbed entirely by the surrounding earth withno perceptible contamination. In locating the cesspools we must see that they are… … TTT|i|||tniFig. II. Tight Cesspool. with the bottom of the trench hollowed out where the hubs of pipeswill come so that the pipes will lie flat in the trench. Great caremust be taken in jointing the pipes to be sure that the cement isscraped off the inside of the pipes, where a projection w^ould…
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