Storm Water and Combined Sewage Overflows
Samuel A. Greeley, Paul E. Langdon
Abstract
Samuel A. Greeley, Paul E. Langdon
Abstract
Aspects of abatement of pollution due to overflows resulting from rainstorms in combined sewer systems of older cities; restriction of overflows by intercepting sewers; treatment of intercepted flow; elimination of combined sewage overflows by construction of new system of sanitary sewers for complete separation.
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Aspects of abatement of pollution due to overflows resulting from rainstorms in combined sewer systems of older cities; restriction of overflows by intercepting sewers; treatment of intercepted flow; elimination of combined sewage overflows by construction of new system of sanitary sewers for complete separation.
Key concepts: Combined sewer, Sanitary sewer, Sewage, Environmental science, Stormwater, Sewerage, Storm, Hydrology (agriculture)