Bye-laws and regulations with reference to house drainage, adopted by the Uppingham Sanitary Authority and allowed by the Local Government Board, with explanations and suggestions / by Rogers Field.

  • Field, Rogers.
Date:
1877
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Credit: Bye-laws and regulations with reference to house drainage, adopted by the Uppingham Sanitary Authority and allowed by the Local Government Board, with explanations and suggestions / by Rogers Field. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine Library & Archives Service. The original may be consulted at London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine Library & Archives Service.

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    trap in cellar floor discharging by a pipe into and above the trapped gully T outside the house. This outside gully is surmounted by the pipe U reaching to the surface of the ground, where it is covered by a suitable grating, Y. A rain-water-pipe or waste- pipe, W, is shown discharging over the grating Y, which serves the purpose of keeping the trap of the gully T replenished with water. The inner trap S also needs special provision for replenishing, for which purpose a waste-pipe should be made to discharge over it as shown at X, or a water tap, Y, should be arranged so that the drippings fall into it. It is required by Cap. YI., Bye-laws 3 and 4, that Works to be done to the all work must oe done to the satisfaction of the satisfaction of . the Surveyor. Surveyor to the Authority; and if such work is not considered satisfactory, that it shall be taken up and replaced by work to his satisfaction. ROaERS FIELD. 5, Cannon Row, Westminster, 1870. LONDON: PRINTUD DY WM. Ll.OWES AND SONS, STANFORD STIiEET AND CIIARINO CROSS.
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