Engineering and Contracting . act. Thewater held by these blisters is of an alkalinenature. It is not as alkaline now as it wasfive years ago. Occasionally, under the blis-ters, rust is beginning to appear, but not yetsufficient to aflfect the surface of the blisters are of all sizes up to 2 and 3ins. in diameter. The pipe was also entered at the Bea\TsrDam. This section was previously examinedon May 22, 1908, and again on Oct. 22, conditions were found to be generallysimilar to those at the time of the last ex-amination, although it is quite certain thatthe number of blis
Engineering and Contracting . act. Thewater held by these blisters is of an alkalinenature. It is not as alkaline now as it wasfive years ago. Occasionally, under the blis-ters, rust is beginning to appear, but not yetsufficient to aflfect the surface of the blisters are of all sizes up to 2 and 3ins. in diameter. The pipe was also entered at the Bea\TsrDam. This section was previously examinedon May 22, 1908, and again on Oct. 22, conditions were found to be generallysimilar to those at the time of the last ex-amination, although it is quite certain thatthe number of blisters has been increasingwhile the tubercules have remained practical-ly constant as to numbers. The deepest pit-ting found was ins., which shows no in-crease over the extreme depth found fiveyears ago. Here were found frequent smallpatches of spongilla, none of which were seenin the High Hill section. Later in the seasonthese will be very much larger in all partsof the pipe. The inside asplialt coating in the steel pipe.
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