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![Black-and-white photo of industrial tank installation with smokestacks and factories in the background](https://waterhistoryphl.org/wp-content/uploads/emscher-tank-essen-nord-germany.jpg?w=300)
Emscher Tank Installation at Essen Nord, Germany
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Volume of Sludge from 1,000,000 Gallons of Sewage
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Diagram Showing Rate Between Bulk of Wet Sludge and Its Percentage Moisture
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Sludge Drying Beds, Essen Nord, Germany
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Grit Chamber, Essen, Germany
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Effects of Expansion of Gas Bubbles in Enscher Sludge Shown in Right-Hand Cylinder
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Sludge Presses for Grease Recovery, Bradford, England
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Drain water from sludges obtained from sedimentation, septic and Emscher tanks
![Black-and-white line graph showing two jagged lines on a grid](https://waterhistoryphl.org/wp-content/uploads/Dissolved-O2-in-Delaware-River.jpg?w=300)
Diagram Showing Decreased Amount of Dissolved Oxygen in Delaware River, 1913
![Black-and-white image of a brick sewer outlet that drains into a creek with trees and a hill behind it](https://waterhistoryphl.org/wp-content/uploads/thomas-run-sewer-outlet-at-cobbs-creek.jpg?w=300)
Thomas Run sewer outlet at Cobbs Creek
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