1961Journal of the Sanitary Engineering DivisionRequires access

Storm Water and Combined Sewage Overflows

Samuel A. Greeley, Paul E. Langdon

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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.

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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.

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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)

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