Articles in the September 2007 issue:
Alternatives
Individual Residential Spray Irrigation System (IRSIS) By Gil Longwell (page 22) This non-proprietary technology, which applies treated and disinfected effluent to vegetated soil, expands the range of treatment options for challenging sites.
Association News
Association News By Scottie Dayton (page 38) (NOWRA) has made its Septic Locator easier to use.
Basic Training
Effluent Distribution Revisited By Jim Anderson, Ph.D., and David Gustafson, P.E. (page 14) Here’s a close look at the four basic stages of effluent flow in a conventional onsite treatment system operating by gravity.
Breaking Ground
Trickling Down? By Ted J. Rulseh (page 6) How long will it take before builders and owners of homes of every kind and size appreciate the importance of a high-quality onsite treatment system?
Calendar
Calendar of Industry Events (page 38) This list includes conventions, trade shows, conferences and expos.
Cover Story
Affluent Effluent By Gil Longwell (page 30) Stanley Septic Service specializes in onsite systems that reflect the wastewater flow patterns and volumes of homes costing $800,000 and up.
Expo Preview
See More of the Industry By Ted J. Rulseh (page 13) The Kentucky Exposition Center gives the 2008 Pumper & Cleaner Expo more exhibit space than ever, in a floor plan designed for attendees’ convenience.
Industry News
Infiltrator Acquires Rights to Float-less Control Panel (page 16) Infiltrator Systems Inc. has acquired exclusive rights to the Aquaworx brand and its Float-less control panel technology.
Letters to the Editor
Writer Questions System Design (page 8) Readers respond to recent articles in Onsite Installer.
Machine Matters
The Lowdown on Loaders By Greg Northcutt (page 24) The latest features and innovations lend more performance and productivity than ever to those versatile machines known as loader backhoes.
Rules and Regs
Maryland Association Raises Its Voice By Scottie Dayton (page 16) The Maryland Onsite Wastewater Professional Association (MOWPA) stalled three bills that would cut funding for septic system upgrades.
Special Feature
Summer Camp Experience By Sara Christopherson (page 28) The Minnesota onsite association installs technology to bring wastewater treatment at a Girl Scout camp into the 21st century.
Special Feature
Out to the Field By Ted J. Rulseh (page 34) Manufacturers offer a wide range of onsite products to divert, power and regulate flow of treated effluent to soil dispersal systems.
System Profile
Between the Lakes By Ted J. Rulseh (page 18) An innovative onsite system serves a condominium and housing project on a popular chain of lakes in a Wisconsin resort community.
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