. The Russo-Japanese war : medical and sanitary reports from officers attached to the Japanese and Russian forces in the field, General staff, War office, April 1908 . (a) Fire. (6) Water boiler. (c) Chamber, into which steam escapes from (6), and in which the milkbottles are sterilized. MEDICAL. —REPORT 19. 538 (2) A large destructor was erected in the grounds on thefollowing principle of construction:— //////////////////S///////A S FURNACE If DESTRUCTOR! ENTRANCE I FOR REFUSE STOKE HOLE ////// SS_S^SSSSSSS s -r -. w/////////////////////m The refuse was tilted into the furnace and the entranc
. The Russo-Japanese war : medical and sanitary reports from officers attached to the Japanese and Russian forces in the field, General staff, War office, April 1908 . (a) Fire. (6) Water boiler. (c) Chamber, into which steam escapes from (6), and in which the milkbottles are sterilized. MEDICAL. —REPORT 19. 538 (2) A large destructor was erected in the grounds on thefollowing principle of construction:— //////////////////S///////A S FURNACE If DESTRUCTOR! ENTRANCE I FOR REFUSE STOKE HOLE ////// SS_S^SSSSSSS s -r -. w/////////////////////m The refuse was tilted into the furnace and the entrancehermetically closed. The fumes thus escape by an under-ground funnel (a) to a secondary furnace (b), where organicmatter in thje fumes was further destroyed by heat beforeescaping into the air by the chimney (c). The whole base ofthis establishment was constructed of concrete; and it wasinside an open shed covered with corrugated iron. (3) The slop and bath water was removed in undergrounddrains. The drains from the infectious diseases blocksemptied into a tank close to an engine room, wheredynamos for electric lighting of the hospital, &c., wereworked. The waste steam from the boilers wasconducted into the foul water tank, and was thusused for sterilizing the water before the effluent wasallowed to pass into ordinary surf ace or other channels. The Reserve Hospital at Osaka. This reserve hospital consisted of the following sections:—(a) Head-Quarters. The original garrison hospital nearthe castle, of
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