Sanitary engineering in India : for the use of municipalities and engineers / by John Wallace.

  • Wallace, John.
Date:
1893
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Credit: Sanitary engineering in India : for the use of municipalities and engineers / by John Wallace. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    INDEX, A PAGE Absorption of heat by buildings ... ... 196 Additional means required to ensure the purity of Indian supplies of potable water ... 72 Admixture of sea water with drinking water at Alexandria and at Calcutta... ... ... ... ... ... ... 41, 42 Air Analysis 16, 96, 215, 232 „ Dust in suspension in ... ... ... „ Organic matter in, during rain ... 17 ,, Existence of flies and mosquitoes in, up to a certain height 17 Li „ Gaseous impurities reduced with increasing distance from the surface 17 Influence of rain on • • • 17 „ Temperature of 18 „ Mean annual temperature in various countries 18 Table of range of temperature • • • 18 „ Reduced Specific Gravity due to heat ... • •• 19 ,, Reduced momentum of, due to heat • «• 19 „ Action of, on dry organic matter... • • • 20 „ Diathermancy of * • * 22 ,, Quantity required for ventilation ... 182 „ Humidity of • • • 27 Table of saturated • • • 32 ,, Dampness of, illustrated ... 28 „ Pressure in London and in Liverpool sewers 95 „ State of, in Indian and England sewers compared 20 „ Pressure gauging in sewers • • • 96 „ Effect of dry, on the processes of manufacture of cotton 233 Analyses of air in public buildings by Dr. Angus Smith 224 Analysis of sewer air, Absence of ... ... ... • • • 96 Apparatus required for the transport of Cutchra • • • 171 Arresting dust and fibre in factories • • • 237 Artcsitin wells ••• ... mmm • 46 Asia the birthplace of waterworks 37