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What’s Inside a Manhole?
['Wesley Crump']
Blog - Practical Engineering
But I figure if you picture a manhole in your head, it probably leads to a sewer system: either a sanitary sewer that connects to your drains and toilets, a storm sewer that connects to storm drains, or a combined system that carries it all. But if you use a sewage system, in a way, obstructions really ARE your problem because a portion of your taxes or fees that pay for the sewer system go toward sending people - not always men (despite the name) - into manholes to keep things flowing. If the sewer lines themselves can’t handle the flow, you can get wastewater flowing backwards in pipes, and if things get bad enough, you can get releases out of top of manholes.