Sentence examples for sewer networks from inspiring English sources

The problem is the overloading of Britain's antiquated drainage and sewer networks, compounded by the continued concreting over of land for development.

Thames Water's head of sewer networks Jerry White advises: "Instead of tipping it down the drain, simply use containers such as leftover cranberry sauce jars, brandy butter tubs, or margarine pots as 'fat traps' to put your cooled fat before throwing it in the bin.

"I was sitting here with the maps and radios telling people, 'It's 27 feet from there.' " For decades, city workers and contractors who want to make any change to New York's vast water and sewer networks have had to retrieve browning maps, drawn by draftsmen and stored away in each borough hall and the department offices in Queens.

ANFIS-DE is used for modeling sediment transport at limit of deposition in sewer networks.

Sewer networks contain many aggressive and corrosive agents for pipe materials.

Measuring the flow rate through sewer networks is necessary for a number of reasons.

The three- or four-man team had driven Suzuki quad bikes through West Hollywood's narrow storm sewer network to access the area from below.

It is named after Sir Joseph Bazalgette, London's chief engineer who created the sewer network after the "Great Stink" during the hot summer of 1858 made it all too clear that the Thames was an open sewer.

A Southern Water spokeswoman said: "Torrential rain fell across Sussex this morning which has led to parts of our sewer network becoming overwhelmed by the sheer volume of water entering it.

This is the robots' third visit to the pipe: after CityNet pressure-washed the passage, it sent in the machines to map this section of Albuquerque's sewer network.

Maude described these new digital platforms as "the foundations of our new civic infrastructure, a modern equivalent to London's Victorian sewer network, or the building of the National Grid".