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The sewer which transports the sewage to the point of treatment, is called

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Riju Chakraborty
Riju Chakraborty 2 months ago
House sewer → connects the building to the public/municipal sewer.
Branch sewer → receives flow from several house sewers.
Main sewer → larger sewer receiving flow from branch sewers.
Outfall sewer → carries sewage to the treatment/disposal point.
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