Journal of the American Water Works Association, Volume 7

American Water Works Association

The Association, 1920 - Water-supply

Volumes for 2012- contain only executive summaries of articles.

Contents

• NEWARKS EXPERIENCE IN RELOCATING POORLY SET METERS By Morris: 2
• QUESTIONS BEFORE THE HOUSE By John M Goodell: 12
• FINAL REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE IOWA SECTION ON SANITARY: 33
• Water Pollution at Auburn N Y Decided to be a Viola: 41
• LEGAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR A PURE WATER SUPPLY By John Wilson: 52
• Ozone as a Disinfectant in Water Purification By Joseph: 62
• 52: 71
• EXPERIENCES WITH FROZEN SERVICES MAINS AND METERS DURING: 78
• A REMARKABLE PUMPING PERFORMANCE AT THE NORTHEAST PUMPING: 88
• WATER CONSUMPTION IN ARMY CAMPS By George A Johnson: 102
• THE WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM OF CAMP MCCLELLAN ALA By Maurice: 110
• FLAT RATE VERSUS METERS BY C E Abbott: 117
• SOCIETY AFFAIRS: 137
• FLUSHING WATER MAINS By William Molis 158: 140
• TREATMENT TO COUNTERACT ALGAE GROWTHS IN LARGE RESERVOIRS: 149
• IN UNION IS STRENGTH By Jack J Hinman: 155
• SCIENTIFIC CONTROL OF WATER SUPPLIES By John M Goodell: 159
• TYPHOID FEVER OUTBREAK AT TONAWANDA NEW YORK By Theodore: 176
• JAVELLIZATION Editorial Memorandum: 193
• AIR LIFT PUMPING and WATER PURIFICATION By John Oliphant: 212
• AN EXPERIENCE WITH A BROKEN 24INCH WATER MAIN By S L: 232
• THE MAGNITUDE OF THE AMERICAN MUNICIPAL WATER SUPPLY BUSINESS: 264
• SEDIMENTATION OF VERY FINE SUSPENDED MATTER By Allen Hazen: 277
• THE REMOVAL OF CLAY AND SILICA FROM WATER By Otto M Smith: 302
• WATER WORKS IMPROVEMENTS AT AKRON OHIO By G Gale Dixon: 315
• 685: 322
• 52: 333
• METHODS OF RELIEVING THE WATER SHORTAGE IN BALTIMORE Edi: 343
• AN INQUIRY INTO THE EFFECT OF METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS UPON: 352
• CAN PRESENT CLASSES OF PIPE BE REDUCED BY A MATERIAL INCREASE: 364
• 78: 371
• Johnson: 380
• CONTROL IN THE OPERATION OF WATER PURIFICATION PLANTS: 382
• A LAYING AND Repairing a 12INCH SUBAQUEOUS MAIN TO NORTH BROTHER: 388
• THE NARROWS SIPHON FROM Brooklyn to STATEN ISLAND By John: 394
• THE BAYONNE WATER PIPE CROSSING UNDER THE HACKENSACK RIVER: 401
• Water Supply System of Camp McClellan Ala By M: 405
• INDEX NUMBERS AND SCORINg of Water SuPPLIES By H A Whittaker: 413
• ELECTRIC CAST IRON PIPE AND PREPARED OR FACTORYMADE LEAD: 421
• THE JOURNAL REPORT BY PUBLICATION COMMITTEE: 423
• REACHING THE PUBLIC By John M Goodell: 430
• CEMENT JOINTS FOR CAST IRON WATER PIPES By George W Pracy: 436
• THE SULTAN WATER SUPPLY OF EVERETT WASH By Clinton S Burns: 451
• PUMPING CROTON WATER BY HYDRAULIC POWER WATER SUPPLY OF: 461
• JOINTS By Harry Y Carson: 477
• WASTE WATER CONTROL Informal Discussion: 488
• THE HIGH COST OF MONEY TO PUBLIC UTILITIES By Dow R Gwinn: 516
• PREWAR AND PRESENT REPRODUCTION COSTS OF WATER WORKS: 523
• THE ECONOMY RESULTING FROM THE USE OF VARIABLE SPEED INDUCTION: 536
• PUBLIC WATER SUPPLIES IN ILLINOIS By G C Habermeyer and A: 542
• STEAM POLLUTION IN ILLINOIS By Langdon Pearse: 549
• THE OUTBREAK OF TYPHOID AND DYSENTERY AT THE CHICAGO ALTON: 560
• THE BENEFITS OF THE APPLICATION OF CHEMISTRY TO THE OPERATION: 569
• EXPERIENCES WITH ICE IN STANDPIPES By Leonard Metcalf: 579
• THE DETECTION OF LEAKS IN UNDERGROUND PIPES By H E Babbitt: 589
• RATIONAL METHOD OF DEVELOPING A SHALLOW GROUNDWATER SUPPLY: 596
• THE REMOVAL of Clay AND SILICA FROM WATER Communications: 606
• THE SECTIONS Informal Discussion: 613
• REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE 19191920: 622
• REPORT OF PUBLICATION COMMITTEE: 628
• WATER WORKS EXPERIENCES By Beekman C Little: 641
• PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS By Carleton E Davis: 652
• DIFFICULTIES IN BUILDING THE LOUISVILLE PUMPING STATION: 664
• NOTES ON RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN CONCRETE By H C Boyden: 672
• COST PLUS CONTRACTS For Water WORKS CONSTRUCTION By George: 683
• THE BASIC PRINCIPLES USED IN DESIGNING THE NEW WATER SUPPLY: 693
• Water Supply Problems in a Combat Division By Lucius: 712
• Rainfall at Muscatine Iowa By Wm P Molis: 722
• REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON COLD WEATHER TROUBLES: 749
• GROUNDING the SecondaRIES OF ELECTRIC LIGHTING TRANSFORMERS: 761
• Secretarys Annual Report: 775
• Flat Rate vs Meters By C E Abbott: 783
• THE WAR BURDENS OF WATER WORKS IN THE UNITED STATES CONTINUE: 791
• OF: 795
• The Probability Curve By W L Hart: 811
• Standards of Quality of Water By Jack J Hinman Jr: 821
• Experiences of the Montreal Water and Power Co in: 841
• MAILINGCASE METHOD FOR LONGDISTANCE BACTERIOLOGICAL CONTROL: 845
• MILWAUKEE EXPERIENCE WITH COMPOUND METERS By H P Bohmann: 852
• PHILADELPHIA EXPERIENCE WITH COMPOUND METERS By Seth M: 859
• RECENT PROGRESS IN STANDARDIZATION OF FIRE HOSE COUPLINGS: 865
• Water Supply of the City of Quebec By Chas P Cas: 880
• The Municipal Water Supply of Montreal By Thomas: 892
• COMPANY By F H Pitcher: 903
• What is the Legitimate Use of Water? By C M Saville: 914
• Wolman: 927
• Discussions: 950
• 149: 953
• List of Past Presidents 14: 14

Bibliographic information

• Title: Journal of the American Water Works Association, Volume 7
• Author: American Water Works Association
• Publisher: The Association, 1920
• Original from: Pennsylvania State University
• Digitized: Oct 18, 2013