Deposits in pipes and other channels conveying potable water by James Campbell Brown and the purification of water highly charged with vegetable matter ; with special reference to the effect of aeration / by Osbert Chadwick, and Bertram Blount. With an abstract of the discussion upon the papers.

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1904
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Deposits in pipes and other channels conveying potable water by James Campbell Brown and the purification of water highly charged with vegetable matter ; with special reference to the effect of aeration / by Osbert Chadwick, and Bertram Blount. With an abstract of the discussion upon the papers. In copyright. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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London : Institution of Civil Engineers, 1904.

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79 pages, 4 unnumbered plates : illustrations ; 22 cm

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