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Handbook for architects and builders (1898)

Illinois Society of Architects · Chicago · leaf 601

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THE WATEB SUPPLY There are so many failures in the watersupply system of buildings that it is evi-dent that little study is given tlie problemwhich is one of most vital importance. In order to provide an adequate supply ofwater for the particular building it is neces-sary to analyze the actual… … 5lN^ 5TAC^. usrNo fiW,C*n l>oN fiTT/Nos. V W.I Pipe >DfiMUkiC fiTTlNCi. Per capita requirements may be determinedby the following tables, which are the mini-mum: Schools (not boarding) 50 gallons percapita per day. Industrial Plants & Factory Buildings—50gallons per capita per day.

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