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HomeMy WebLinkAbout389 Whites Path SepticI I i. i-'r lxffi $rtwiiiiiCr"$tsrnnl rxsrail.nD By: 4rne /-Permit No. Date Ziz-t- /z Z"/ / Size.of Septic Tank a Leach Field ft. x Gal. Leach Pit doo Gal. EAn aF Hoas€ ft. Other <failE L/^/EO Inent Materials Should Be Pumped Out Periodically See Paragraph A.3 (over) LOCATION OF SYSTEM 1-:.,_1 ti-1i[' t3i \/, -t*n PIPE ,3L rn €o 5e1ft -'4 ?ulq t4lf1 5.tg-q5 tDft,i'i^l ' [.NNH8RES \ ) * bq ll)u./t,,,-ied"t wt b., 0"d, A^*L UI*.,*;A- '{Wa!:,ozcty' \i-\ fopfiu(r t( @= 4-\tr'@ liments oI B REEfi5N 31T.ZfrL ,gl'rerlt. : F'3 ovrt i TFs -P.tI7 Town -fp,tTt+ r* ,r y'y' r-r. . I -/' I FUNCTIONS OF SEPTIC TANK SYSTEMS The septic tank systern is the most common type of sewage treatment. The system is economical and adaptable for homes and commercial or instifutional type installations where ready access to sewers is not avail- able and other types of sewage treatment are impossible or too ex- pensive. A- Functions occurring within a qe_ pqic tank to condition the sewage for final disposal by percolaiion into the sub-soil of the ground: 1. Solids that would clog the sub-soil are removed by settling of' the heavier solids to the bottom of the tank, forming a sludge blanket. Then the lighter solids rise to the surface of the liquid and form a scum layer. 2. Solids and liquids within the tank are decomposed by bacterial and natural process under anaerobic (absence of oxygen) con- ditions. This process is termed "septic" from which the septic tank obtained its name. 3. Sludge and scum are stored within the tank where digestion will reduce the volume. However, no matter how efficient the process is, some inert material will remain that must be re- moved mechanically before it is scoured into the disposal field . and cause clogging. B. Functions occurring within a Ieaching field to complete the final &sposal of the septic tanl< effluent: 1. The elfluent is disposed by percolation through ttre soil. 2. Purification of the effluent is affected by filtering through the soil. It is here that the disease-producing bacteria are removed, since they die due to exposure to an unfavorable environment. q