Water recovery from a septic tank

Liquid purification or separation – Processes – Including geographic feature

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210764, 210170, 210265, 210283, 210284, 210266, 2105322, 405128, 1663051, C02F 150, B01D 2412

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055475892

ABSTRACT:
Effluent is pumped into a first multistage, modular, vertical filter that extends from ground level to depth near or at the water table. A fluid accumulator, located at the bottom of the filter, accumulates water from the filter stages. The water in the accumulator is pumped into the surrounding soil by pressurizing it from a ground level pump. Fluid that accumulates around the filter is removed for irrigation. The filter and accumulator are removed as a single unit from well shaft for servicing.

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