-
structures are also
called a dead well,
absorbing well,
negative well and
soakaway or
soakage pit in the
United Kingdom or a
soakwell or soak pit in Australia...
- were set in the streets, and
drainage was planned, e.g., in the form of
soakaways leaching into the
sandy soil.
Along the Byrsa's
southern slope were located...
- Falls, NY (2013). "Inclined
Plate Clarifier Principles of Operation." https://allertonuk.com/homepage/septic-tank-
soakaway/understanding-septic-tanks...
- an
inspection chamber to a
drain that led to a
surface water drain or
soakaway.
Alternatively it
would connect via a
gulley (u-bend) with 50mm
water seal...
- lead
water directly onto the ground, or better, into a
specially made
soakaway.
Gutters on
larger roofs usually lead
water into the
rainwater drainage...
-
directly to canals,
rivers or the estuary, and that
landowners could install soakaways for
their roof run off,
making them
eligible for
discounted water treatment...
- bills[clarification needed] its
narrow basin has been ****isted by
private soakaways, and
public surface water drains. Its
depression has been
replaced with...
-
hidden ceiling frescos,
medieval pottery workshops and many
historic soakaways (Sickergruben) from
which a
considerably better picture of life in the...
-
tributary of the Thames. Its
catchment waters,
where not
drained to
aquifer soakaways and
surface water drains, have been
incorporated into 1850s-built combined...
- to add a new spur path, and
ditches at the side of the main path with
soakaway pits for drainage; however,
these plans were abandoned,
partly because...
