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Chislehurst 1950

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Chislehurst]

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APPENDIX 5. RESULTS OF THE CHEMICAL AND BACTERIOLOGICAL EXAMINATION OF THE WATER SUPPLY TO CHISLEHURST AND SIDCUP U.D.C. FOR 1950.

Parts per Million (unless otherwise stated).

Description of the SampleNo of SamplesAmmo-niacal NitrogenAlbuminoid NitrogenOxidised Nitrogen NitrateClorides as CLOxygen abs. from Permanganate 3 hrs. at 80° FTurbidity in termsof SilicaColour m.m, brown 2ft. tube Burgess TintometerHardness (Total)Hardness (Perm-anenfc)pit ValuePhosphate as P.O.Silica as Si02Conductivity
Orpington well3.007.0235.915.0.090276427.4475
North Orpington3.008.0305.515.3.14.300265417.2425
Shortlnnds4.004.0254.318.6.130298907.2475
Eynsford4.005.0203.317.6.09201275567.4450
Bexley5.006.0315.319.3.092291697.2450
Wilmington4.023.0347.022.0.120292677.2500
Darenth4.008.0284.817.0.09.053274577 3450
Thames-derived
filtered water1687.018.0914.126 51.18.2015271827 9.3911.0475

BACTERIOLOGICAL RESULTS.

Percentage of samples negative to Bact. coli in a 100 ml.Bact coli per 100 ml.
Orpington well25399.6.004
North Orpington241100.0Nil
Shortlands256100.0Nil
Eynsford35299.7006
Bexley217100.0Nil
Wilmington248100.0Nil
Darenth256100.0Nil
Thames derived filtered water360299.9002