The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Filters in the water purification plant at Kantara in the Sinai Peninsula where water from the Sweet water Canal was purified by straining, clarified by alum, filtered through sand under pressure and chlorinated before being taken to the front by pipeline or water trains.
Original filters at the water purification plant at Kantara in the Sinai Peninsula where water from the Sweet water Canal went through several processes to provide potable water to be taken to the fro
Engineers and local men working on a reservoir on the line of piping which carried the Nile water across the desert from Kantara, Egypt, to Kalm, near Shellal, in Palestine. At this spot the water wa
BOMANA, NEW GUINEA. 1943-11-08. THE "OZONATOR" WATER PURIFICATION PLANT IN THE BOMANA PUMPING STATION. THIS UNIT SUPPLIES PORT MORESBY WITH 1,000,000 GALLONS OF FILTERED WATER DAILY.
A view of the Suez Canal looking north, showing the Kantara filter plant in the foreground and the railway station just beyond the palm trees. A camp is to the left of the railway station. The strip
Deolali, India. c. 1917. The water tower at the 34th Welsh General Hospital in which water was chlorinated before being distributed through the hospital supply pipes. Australian Army Nursing Service (
Part of the line of 12 inch piping through which water was run across the Sinai Desert from Kantara. The sand embarkment served the dual purpose of preventing expansion of the pipes under the intense
