Journal of the American Water Works Association, Volume 4

American Water Works Association

The Association, 1917 - Water-supply

Volumes for 2012- contain only executive summaries of articles.

Contents

• PROTECTION OF THE WATERSHED OF THE NEWARK WATER WORKS: 1
• SEPTEMBER 1917 No: 3
• Sanitation of the Croton Watershed By T D L Coffin: 6
• SANITATION ON THE ROCKAWAY RIVER WATERSHED By Charles: 14
• ELECTROLYSIS Topical discussion: 38
• SOME OBSERVATIONS UPON PUBLIC REGULATION OF WATER WORKS: 46
• THE SIOUX CITY BOOSTER STATION By Philip Carlin: 58
• THE SANITARY DRINKING FOUNTAIN By J H Dunlap: 65
• SOME PROBLEMS OF THE WATER WORKS EXECUTIVE By Garrett: 77
• SWIMMING POOL OPERATION By Jack J Hinman Jr: 86
• THE WATER SUPPLY OF THE QUAD CITIES By Martin R Carlson: 104
• The Water Supply of the Quad Cities By Martin: 106
• AN INVERTED SIPHON IN A SUCTION LINE By Karl C Kastberg: 110
• THE FALLACY OF EXTENDING SERVICE CONNECTIONS TO THE CURB LINE: 121
• The American Committee on Electrolysis: 125
• DECARBONATION AND REMOVAL OF IRON AND MANGANESE FROM GROUND: 129
• EXPERIENCE WITH A SUBMERGED PIPE LINE IN THE PUERTO BARRIOS: 165
• THEIR ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES IN: 172
• SERVICE PIPES By F N Speller: 183
• SOME COSTS OF MAINTENANCE OF MOTORDRIVEN DEEPWELL PUMPS: 190
• THE QUALITY OF WATER AND CONFIRMATORY TESTS FOR B COLI: 200
• THE DETROIT WATER WORKS By Theodore Alfred Leisen: 206
• A MUNICIPAL WATER WORKS CONSTRUCTED AND OPERATED SOLELY: 214
• WHAT THE ILLINOIS SECTION HAS DONE AND CAN Do By Paul Hansen: 223
• TREATMENT OF PUBLIC WATER SUPPLIES FROM LAKE MICHIGAN: 231
• SOME TESTS ON MOTORDRIVEN DEEPWELL PUMPS By I W Fisk: 239
• RUSTING OF PIPE IN SERVICE By Harry Y Carson: 252
• SOCIETY AFFAIRS: 260
• ANNUAL ADDRESS OF THE PRESIDENT By Leonard Metcalf: 267
• RECENT PROGRESS AND TENDENCIES IN MUNICIPAL WATER SUPPLY: 278
• RELATIONS BETWEEN WATER DEPARTMENTS COMPANIES AND THE PUBLIC: 300
• RELATIONS BETWEEN A WATER DEPARTMENT AND THE PUBLIC By A: 306
• THE SERVICE CHARGEHOW CONSTITUTED By J N Chester: 313
• THE RELATION OF THE RAILROAD TO THE CITY WATER PLANT By C: 326
• FORTYFIVE YEARS EXPERIENCE IN WATER WORKS By E E Davis: 332
• PUMPING STATION COST AND EFFICIENCY RECORDS By Mark Wolff: 347
• TROUBLES IN CONSTRUCTING A 48INCH SUBMERGED MAIN By F: 355
• SEEKING BETTER INSURANCE CLASSIFICATION FOR SMALL CITIES: 363
• VALUE OF LABORATORY CONTROL OF OPERATION OF WATER PURIFICATION: 372
• REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON WATER CONSUMPTION: 378
• REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON ELECTROLYSIS: 386
• SOCIETY AFFAIRS: 395
• RELIABILITY OF PUMPING STATION DESIGN By Clarence Goldsmith: 432
• CONCRETE IN WATER WORKS STRUCTURES WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE: 447
• SOME PRACTICAL PROBLEMS IN FILTRATION PLANT OPERATION: 465
• ITS VALUE: 478
• FUNDING SANITARY IMPROVEMENTS AS A MEANS OF INCREASING WATER: 489
• PUMPING IN THE METROPOLITAN WATER DISTRICT OF MASSACHUSETTS: 504
• THE CLARKSBURG WEST VIRGINIA WATER BOARDS NEW CHARTER: 517
• THE EFFECT OF COVERING A SERVICE RESERVOIR By John Gaub: 532
• THAWING FROZEN SERVICE CONNECTIONS BY MEANS OF ELECTRIC CUR: 538
• SOCIETY AFFAIRS: 553

Bibliographic information

• Title: Journal of the American Water Works Association, Volume 4
• Author: American Water Works Association
• Publisher: The Association, 1917
• Original from: the University of Michigan
• Digitized: May 22, 2009