-
perforated pipe is
called a
weeping tile (also
called a
drain tile or
perimeter tile). When the pipe is
draining, it "weeps", or
exudes liquids. It was...
- can be
drained by pumping, open ditches, or both,
tile drainage is
often the most
effective means of
draining subsurface water. The
phrase "
tile drainage"...
-
extension of his
garage in an
empty space where he had
intended to dig a
drain tile. In
addition to
being the year his
business expanded, Gacy
freely admitted...
- his
garage in an
empty space where he had
originally intended to dig a
drain tile. Gacy told Hoff that
Butkovich had quit his job at PDM and had run away...
- Processes, and
Effects of
Draining Land, French's
treatise giving full
details on
tile drainage and the use of the
French drain.
English Plows and Plowing...
- the
Drawback on Beer
exported from
Great Britain; and to the Duty on
Draining Tiles. (Repealed by
Statute Law
Revision Act 1861 (24 & 25 Vict. c. 101))...
-
Mathematical tiles are
tiles which were used
extensively as a
building material in the
southeastern counties of England—especially East Sus**** and Kent—in...
- 2 m)
underground from the top of the pipe or 2 feet (0.61 m)
below any
drain tiles. At the
length of 1,172
miles (1,886 km) and
diameter of 30
inches (760 mm)...
-
manufactury of
architectural terracotta in 1889. The
production consisted of
drain tile, brick,
chimney tops, finials, urns, and
other economically fireproof...
-
designed to
reduce the
potential impact of
development Drainage Storm drain Tile drainage Watertable control This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated...
