Why Install A Septic Tank Bristle Filter
The majority of septic tanks on the market have an internal baffle to retain the solid waste within the system and allow the effluent (dirty water) to run into a soakaway.
Over time baffles can become dislodge or damaged and this then allows the solid waste to leave the septic tank and enter the soakaway, this in tun then clogs up the soakaway and stops it from working.
How Does The Septic Tank Bristle Filter Work?
In the past the only solution when a septic tank baffle broke was to install a whole new system
With the Septic Tank Bristle Filter this is no longer the case! The Filter acts as a baffle and allows the effluent to enter the soakaway whilst containing the solids waste within the septic tank.
Installation
Installation of the Septic Tank Bristle Filter is incredibly simple and easy to install.
Simply install the Septic Tank Bristle Filter in to the vertical T on the outlet side of the septic tank or sewage treatment plant, this then removes up to 70% of suspended solids from a septic tank and 30% from a sewage treatment plants which will greatly lengthen the lifespan of your soakaway.
A Standard septic tank is approximately 1000 to 2000 gallons depending on the size of the family who will be using it. The septic tank will have an inspection chamber with an inlet pipe were all waste water enters, which comes from the house and into the septic tank and an outlet pipe which will then go on for further treatment.septic tank cleaning hollywood
ReplyDeleteThe septic tank will first separates the waste water into three layers, top layer is called the scum layer which consists of oil and grease which floats to the top, the second layer is called waste water which is basically water which will then exit through a T-shaped outlet pipe so it only release water into the drain field and the last layer is the sludge which is basically solids that have fallen to the bottom which will then be turned into sludge by some very helpful bacteria that helps break down the solid and turn into sludge.
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ReplyDeletecan I have the material that is used in bristle filter
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