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Acts allowed for slip amount April Arlington August Average Lift Feet Brook cent chapter Chelsea Chestnut Hill Pumping Chestnut Hill Reservoir city of Boston Cochituate Aqueduct connected construction Contract Cost per million daily average December 31 Deer Island Distinctly vegetable duction for Heating East Boston ending December 31 expenditures Faintly vegetable February Framingham Reservoir gallons per day Gallons pumped gate-house High-level sewer Hopkinton inches January June Labor Lake Cochituate land maintenance Malden Malden River March masonry Medford meters METROPOLITAN SEWERAGE SYSTEM million gallons MONTH North Metropolitan Sewerage Number Nut Island October outfall pipe line Population Pounds of Coal Quantity pumped Quincy Rainfall repairs River Section September sewage Sewerage Board slight Somerville South Metropolitan System Spot Pond square miles Street Sudbury Dam Sudbury Reservoir Sudbury watershed surface TABLE tion trench Wachusett Aqueduct Wachusett Reservoir Wachusett watershed Water and Sewerage West Roxbury Weston Aqueduct Weston Reservoir
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Strana 217 - October next, except that all policies of insurance under chapter seven hundred and fifty-one of the acts of the year nineteen hundred and eleven and acts in amendment thereof and in addition thereto...
Strana 132 - District averaged 121 gallons per day for each person, taking the estimated population of the District contributing sewage. If the sewers in this District were restricted to the admission of sewage proper only, this per capita amount would be considerably decreased. In the South Metropolitan District an average of 63,700,000 gallons of sewage per 24 hours has passed through the screens at the Nut Island screenhouse and has been discharged from the outfalls into the outer harbor. The maximum rate...
Strana 126 - Maximum quantity raised per day: 73,900,000 gallons. Alewife Brook Pumping Station. The plant at this station consists of two 9-inch Andrews commercial centrifugal pumps, direct connected by horizontal shafts to compound marine engines, together with a pump and engine added later. The latter consists of a specially designed engine of the vertical cross-compound type, having between the cylinders a centrifugal pump rotating on a horizontal axis. Contract capacity of the 2 original pumps: 4,500,000...
Strana 2 - Elliot RB Allardice, Superintendent of the • Wachusett Department; Charles E. Haberstroh, Superintendent of the Sudbury and Cochituate Works and of the portion of the Weston Aqueduct above the Weston Reservoir; Samuel E. Killam, Superintendent in charge of the Weston Reservoir and the remaining portion of the Weston Aqueduct, and of all distributing reservoirs and pipe lines within the Metropolitan Water District; and Arthur E.
Strana 127 - SOUTH METROPOLITAN SYSTEM Ward Street Pumping Station At this station are two vertical, triple-expansion pumping engines, of the Allis-Chalmers type, operating reciprocating pumps, the plungers of which are 48 inches in diameter with a 60-inch stroke and one 50,000,000-gallon centrifugal pumping unit actuated by a 500 HP Uniflow engine.
Strana 1 - To the Honorable the Senate and House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in General Court assembled.
Strana 213 - ... such employees prefer less frequent payments, and that their interests and the interests of the public will not suffer thereby.
Strana 133 - Sewerage stations has amounted to 2,664.7 cubic yards, equal to 3.77 cubic feet per million gallons of sewage delivered at the outfall works at Nut Island. Studies of sewage flows in the Metropolitan sewers and siphons indicate that they are free from deposit.
Strana 133 - November, 1927, was 162,000,000 gallons. The discharge of sewage through these outfalls represents the amount of sewage contributed by the South Metropolitan District, which was at the rate of 143 gallons per day per person of the estimated number contributing sewage in the District.
Strana 104 - Includes .446 of a mile of pipe and concrete sewers built for the use of the city of Boston; also .026 of a mile of sewer purchased from the town of Watertown.