Main Drainage. the Discharge Difficulty Overcome, by the Above-Ground Tubular Sewer System, Invented by W. Richardson ... and Adapted to the Metropoli
"Main Drainage" details an innovative solution to the challenge of wastewater management, specifically the above-ground tubular sewer system developed by W. Richardson and adapted for metropolitan use by G. Clark. This historical account offers insights into 19th-century engineering approaches to sanitation and infrastructure. The book presents a detailed explanation of the system's design and implementation, highlighting its advantages in overcoming discharge difficulties. It is a valuable resource for those interested in the history of civil engineering, urban development, and public health initiatives during the Victorian era.
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