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1)What is swear, swage and storm water?
2)What are the sizes of bricks based on Nominal, practical
and standard?
3) What is the distinguies between the grade of cement 43,
53?
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Answer Posted / md gulam moinuddin/laxmikant p
Sewer is the structure which is used for the purpose of
disposal/flowing of Raw water
Sewege is the waste water coming from w/c or such dirty
water with bad smell
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