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ire in duplicate, two of 1 000 lbs. per hour capacity for
per hour capacity for alum and two of 500 lbs. pot hour
i. Each pair is set over a concrete trough with water
Untreated water is pumped through the trouis by
motor-driven pumps. The water motors are ograted
ity supply which is discharged into the filtered ater,
eter registers the water used for this purposes The
ler the machines act as dissolving boxes for the ulemi-
conveys them to the point of application. I ughs
re open at the top for inspection and cleaning. >
n is adjacent to the unloading platform. S"phur
dioxide are made here. Sulphur is burned in two SWutte
s, of a rated capacity of 35 lbs. of sulphur peit our,
xide gas. An electrically driven Allen and B nyre
nection.with the combustion of the sulphur. gas gas
6cketed manifold from which it pases to the absaation
by 12-ft. deep cypress tank located outside the build-

;he upper compartment of this tank, which is b1ffed.
ad through it by Shutte and Koerting spray nizles.
the water forms sulphurous acid which is stored in a
*ption chamber. The acid is conveyed through lead-
ted orifice tank, located at the side of the alum t-"ghs
room. Acid is introduced into the same chn*ical
inum sulphate.
xide equipment was furnished by the Carbliale-
and consists of a coke furnace with a maxim d ca-
per day, a scrubber, and a small compressor. ; The
ed to the furnace can be altered as desired, and by
dioxide recorder located on the wall the process t re-
ily controlled. The gas is applied in a carboasting
;e the chemical feed room (Fig. 22). This chamber
compartmentt with a 1l-in, pipe grid placed alo the
that more satisfactory results will be secured wi the
the filtros plates, heretofore used. A baffled axing
dso located below the chemical feed room;
he filter house is a one-story hollow-tile and btcco
i great deal of attention has been given to thea chi-
is building and, in fact, to the entire plant, wlh is
city park. The Moorish-Spanish architectuppre-
Ruilding in Tampa has been adhered to, -The b#ding
lie filters only. The portion outside the building *alls
n open terrace, with what appear to be panelle icon-
aved steps and a walk leading to a terrace fo.r the
a entrance. The terrace is enclosed by a casone