Method and apparatus for treating household waste water

Liquid purification or separation – Processes – Treatment by living organism

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47 62, 210747, 210754, 210807, 210170, 210206, 210259, 210290, C02F 332, C02F 900

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ABSTRACT:
A waste water treatment facility includes a gravity flow treatment bed which receives waste effluent from a plurality of individual septic tanks. The treatment bed includes a bottom layer of small gravel particles, a layer of larger gravel particles covering the bottom layer, a strip of crushed limestone, a layer of straw or hay on the large gravel layer, and a layer of topsoil in which reeds are planted for treating the effluent. A perforated header pipe distributes the incoming effluent across the bed, and a perforated collection pipe collects the treated effluent and delivers it to a sump. The effluent passes from the sump through a chlorinator and a chlorine contact chamber before being discharged to the ground.

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patent: 4678582 (1987-07-01), Lavigne

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