dresden, a city that has been rebuilt since world war ii is situated on the valley on river.
dresden, a city that has been rebuilt since world war ii is situated on the valley on river.
dresden a city that has been rebuilt since world war ii is situated on what river?
valley on
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because the surrounding area became substantially urbanised in the interwar period, the water was treated with ozone from 1937 to disinfect it. meanwhile in 1934, the boilers powering the number 2 engine were replaced by four new models of the same type, built by the blackburn-based yates and thom company. their capacity was greater: they could each generate of steam per hour. the pumping station soon went into decline, though. electric pumps became available in the 1940s, and one was installed in the number 1 engine room; the engine itself was decommissioned at that time. the four new lancashire boilers were in full-time use for only 18 years: number 2 engine was taken out of service in 1952, although it was maintained for a further two years in case it was required. several pumping stations had been newly built or rebuilt since world war ii—at aldrington, falmer, mile oak, newmarket down (near lewes), patcham and sompting—and the old lewes road source, closed in 1903 because of pollution, came back into use. the corporation increased its supplies further by acquiring waterworks in peacehaven and lewes in the 1950s. the goldstone pumping station was considered outdated and no longer required, and in 1971 the corporation announced plans to build a small electric pumphouse on the site, demolish the 19th-century buildings and scrap the steam-era equipment.
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