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Missing Link

Direct measurement of flow to the septic tank can help in determining the reasons behind onsite system failure

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Flow measurement is a missing link in determining why septic systems may fail. Do we really know the flow entering a septic tank? Do we really know a way to document when a septic system is in a state of hydraulic overload?

Daily flow can exceed the design capacity of the system,...

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