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Description of successful treatment which renovated 2 sluggish wells built for University of Illinois; because of ground conditions and other evidence, calcium deposits were suspected, but treatment with muriatic acid disproved this theory; next assumption was better -- chlorine solution was poured in to attack possible iron growths, and well was thoroughly flushed out. (see also Eng and Contract Rec v 55 n 33 Aug 19 1942 p 18)
Description of successful treatment which renovated 2 sluggish wells built for University of Illinois; because of ground conditions and other evidence, calcium deposits were suspected, but treatment with muriatic acid disproved this theory; next assumption was better -- chlorine solution was poured in to attack possible iron growths, and well was thoroughly flushed out. (see also Eng and Contract Rec v 55 n 33 Aug 19 1942 p 18)
Rejuvenating wells with chlorine
Civ Eng (NY)
White, H.L. (author)
1942
2 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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Spanish translation, by C. ACOSTA S., of paper " Rejuvenating Walls with Chlorine "
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