Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work ... (1907)
American School of Correspondence · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 442
to that of the water. These may be again divided into plain and anii-siphoning classes. The trap having no concealed partitions and with all its walls exposed to view, is best. If the water leaks through the wall, its defectiveness is evident, and the annoyance from the leak suggests repairing. Of… … Fig. 199. Two Un-Tenied Fixtures Con-nected toSame WastePipe, Causing Self-Siplionage. 36P 146 PLUMBING wall without a piece of intermediate pipe. The form shown by fulllines in Fig. 200 represents a full S pattern. When the ends arebent as per dotted lines A and C, the trap is called a running…
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