1952
DOI: 10.1002/j.1551-8833.1952.tb20109.x
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A Study of Jute and Other Yarning Materials

Abstract: A NUMBER of writers have re-joint after the main is in place. Heller ported the presence of coliform (3), in a field test run on a number of organisms in water samples obtained calking materials, discusses the advanfrom newly laid water mains, the tages of certain materials and observes source of the contamination clearly the difficulty of obtaining penetration. being packing materials in the joints.Calvert (1,2), to facilitate the evalu-Others have shown by laboratory stud-ation of calking materials, originat… Show more

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“…Details of the desalination and advanced water treatment plants in Australia, December 2014 (ref [17][18][19]. Most States/Territories have in recent years introduced independent economic regulators, though in Western Australia and the Northern Territory, prices remain set by governments, and in Queensland and rural New South Wales by the water utilities, many operated by local government 26. Considerable criticism has developed of how urban water supplies were secured and the extent of investment in alternative water sources.…”
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“…Details of the desalination and advanced water treatment plants in Australia, December 2014 (ref [17][18][19]. Most States/Territories have in recent years introduced independent economic regulators, though in Western Australia and the Northern Territory, prices remain set by governments, and in Queensland and rural New South Wales by the water utilities, many operated by local government 26. Considerable criticism has developed of how urban water supplies were secured and the extent of investment in alternative water sources.…”
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confidence: 99%