septic system: The Grand State of Texas Septic System A question to ask BY David Winters - 10/15/09 10:51 PM
The Grand State of Texas Septic System A question to ask By David Winters, I'm doing this post for two very good reasons, one I'm wanting to help get David's blog posts out to the folks of Comal County, Texas. And to anyone in New Hampshire and Vermont, that may be going to be reloating to the Hill Country of Texas. I want you to know who to call and talk with about any Septic System, needs you may have. I can sure tell ya, that when your working with one of the members of the Winters family, your talking and … (6 comments)
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septic system: Your Private Septic System and the Soil Type on your Property Part One - 09/03/09 08:44 PM
Your Private Septic System and the Soil Type on your Propertu Part One, there sure has been a great deal of study on just how will the soil of a property handles the waste and pathogens in the septic effuent. The EPA has been defining the Septic Wastewater Infiltration System or drainfield, by the limiting conditions of the site in a much more thorough mannet than just a simple perocoltion test, just how rapidly the soil of the property absorbs the water.
There sure does need to be adequarte depth to what is called the, limiting condition. Now this refers to … (17 comments)
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septic system: Your Private Septic System and the Soil Type on your Property Part Two - 08/31/09 09:09 PM
Your Private Septic System and the Soil Type on your Property Part Two, the EPA and other agencies, have been giving the shallow drainfield, where all soil life resides, a whole lot more credit for the job that shallow drainfields do in treating the waste from the home. This sure is another reason the EPA places such emphasis on maintaining the vadose zone, where the soil receives oxygen from the air.
This zone is essential to maintaining a healthy ecology of soil bacteria and maximizing uptake of nutrients and elimination of pathogens.
There are millions of microorganisms in the trench … (7 comments)
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septic system: Your Private Septic System and the Soil Type on your Property Part Three - 08/30/09 08:29 PM
Your Private Septic System and the Soil Type on your Property Part Three, the width and length of the infiltration surface are very important design considerations to improve performance and will limit the impact on the receiving evironment. Trenches, beds, and seepage pits (also known as dry wells) are traditionally used geometries. Seepage pits can be effective for wastewater diepersal, but sure don't provide must in the way of treatment, because they extend deep down into the soil profile, where oxygen transfer and treatment is limited and the separation distance to the ground water is reduced.
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septic system: Your Private Septic System and the Soil Type on your Property Part Four - 08/29/09 07:08 PM
Your Private Septic System and the Soil Type on your Property Part Four It'll be a real help to you, to know just what the EPA recommends. When you are haven to deal with your local Health Officials, Engineers, and Septic System Designers. The following diagram is a conventioal subsurface wastewater infiltration system.
The treatment options include physical, chemical, and biological processes. The use of these options will be determined by your site's specific needs.
The right hand column of the following chart shows you many of the different approaches that can be taken, all depending on just what the … (8 comments)
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septic system: A bit of Septic System History - 08/29/09 05:12 AM
A bit of Septic System History, back in 1919 C.P. Rhymus and Leslie C. Frank worked for the U.S. Public Health Service. And they did a feasibility study on the use of single family home's septic systems and small communities in America. Rhymus and Frank recommended what was called a Imhoff tank
to serve a single family home of five folks. They also specified alternate drainfields fed by a distribution box, which could very will be History's first dual drainfield. Since this here tank did not have a patent or royalty restrictions, it was adopted on a wide scale for single family homes.
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septic system: A Whole Different kind of Septic System Sullivan County New Hampshire Accompany Series Post 1 - 08/18/09 09:18 PM
A Whole Different kind of Septic System Sullivan County New Hampshire Accompany Series Post 1. This post is the first of this series to accompany, the main series of a blogging challenge. By ActiveRain to the members of ActiveRain Real Estate Networking community.
If your using or you have read the main series, thalking about using a Composting Toilet System. You just my be tihnking, what do you do with the end-produci of it. You'll find the finished humus has the consistency of leaves that have been compoted, and should have an earthy smell to it, but not offensive.
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septic system: A Whole Different kind of Septic System Sullivan County New Hampshire Part 1 - 08/17/09 10:21 PM
A Whole Different kind of Septic System Sullivan County New Hampshire Part 1, there are three parts of this series. This serie talks about Composting Toilet Systems.
When your not able, or its not feaslble to install a full septic system, such as in remote areas, or where theres poor soil drainage, you do have an alternative system that you just may want to look into. And that system is a composting toilet.
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septic system: A Whole Different kind of Septic System Sullivan County New Hampshire Accompany Series Post 2 - 08/17/09 08:11 PM
A Whole Different kind of Septic System Sullivan County New Hampshire Accompany Series Post 2, this post is the second part of the three posts that I'm doing to accompany the series. I'm writing for a series challenge.
There's always a possibility of odor varies with a Composting Toilet System, just as there's also possibility of getting backup odor from a regular Septic System. A system with a remote compost-er coupled with a toilet with a trap like a micro-flush toilet very rarely, if ever produces any odors.
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septic system: A Whole Different kind of Septic System Sullivan County New Hampshire Accompany Series Post 3 - 08/16/09 08:52 PM
A Whole Different kind of Septic System Sullivan County New Hampshire Accompany Series Post 3, this post and two others are only accompany posts to the first series challenge. That I'm writing. Composting toilet system, diverting the urine.
The reason you want to do divert urine, its full of nitrogen and usually sterile. There has been studies and reports written, say-en that urine and feces combine to produce a malodorous substance, show the two are much easier to manage separately.
A Whole Different kind of Septic System Sullivan County New Hampshire Accompany Series Post 3, For that reason, toilets that … (6 comments)
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septic system: A Whole Different kind of Septic System Sullivan County New Hampshire Part 2 - 08/15/09 09:40 PM
A Whole Different kind of Septic System Sullivan County New Hampshire Part 2, why think about installing a Composting Toilet, for your new construction home, or if your needing to replace, your existing private septie system. Essentially a composting toilet is used to divert excrement from the wastewater mix. In some State's this could mean by installing a composting system, the property owner could install a graywater only drainfield that is 35 to 40 percent smaller than a full sized one, saving the owner mony and preserving landscpe around their home.
Daily indoor water use pattern for a single … (7 comments)
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septic system: A Whole Different kind of Septic System Sullivan County New Hampshire Part 3 - 08/13/09 08:28 PM
A Whole Different kind of Septic System Sullivan County New Hampshire Part 3, would you like to save a bit of money, on your City or Town sewage system or just maybe you are needing to replace, your private septic system. You may want to think about puting in a Composting Toilet System. This idea really is not all that need, now if your in the age area that I'm in. You sure will remember the ole Outhouses.I'm here to tell you, I sure did use a many of an Outhouse in my younger days.
Now heres one that … (16 comments)
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septic system: The Best of the Best David Winters Septic/All Pro Pumping in Comal County Texas - 08/11/09 08:30 PM
The Best of the Best David Winters Septic/All Pro Pumping in Comal County Texas, if you needing any kind of Septic System work done. Whether you live in the Hill Country of Texas, or going to be relocating to the Hill Country. You sure do want to give David Winters a call. I can sure tell you, this here young man knows what he's a do-en, and talk-en about when comes to anything at all about Septic Systems, Y'all have my word on that!
They are #1 in the #2 Business
Meet David Winters
David has lived … (14 comments)
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