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6.5.22 - 60 Glenridge Drive Cooroibah Effluent Disposal Report-B
User’s Guide – Advanced E n v i r o - S e p tic Sy s te m
Functioning of the Enviro-Septic System
The Enviro-Septic system is a passive technology which facilitates the
proliferation of the bacteria responsible for wastewater treatment. It is
comprised mainly of two inseparable components: the rows of Advanced
Enviro-Septic pipes and a layer of system sand.
The Enviro-Septic system must be preceded by a septic tank and a
distribution box (or another method of distribution). It must also be installed
over a polishing leaching field.
Treatment The rows of Advanced Enviro-Septic pipes and system sand permit the
process of the treatment and distribution of wastewater on the surface of the receiving soil
Enviro-Septic (surface of the polishing leaching field).
system
The pipes support, first of all, the separation of particles through flotation and
decantation. The water is then evacuated through perforations situated all
around the pipes and through the pores of the two layers of synthetic media
covering the pipes. These membranes facilitate the fixation of the microbial
cultures which support wastewater treatment as well as longitudinal
distribution.
The layer of sand continues the treatment process and helps in dispersing the
water before it infiltrates into the natural soil. In this way, the Enviro-Septic
system integrates both functions.
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