I thoroughly enjoy reading Jim Anderson’s column “Septic System Answer Man” each month in Pumper magazine. Jim has great experience, is very...
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WEQ Fair Attendance Expected to Double
Attendance for the upcoming Wastewater Equipment Fair in Dallas is on pace to double the turnout of the inaugural event, held last...
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Effluent Screen Troubleshooting
If a screen requires servicing more frequently than anticipated by design, either the effluent screen or the wastewater characteristics should be evaluated...
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New Float Switch Connection is a Game Changer
The new EZconnex Float Switch Connection System from SJE-Rhombus eliminates junction boxes inside the wet well where bad connections or water wicking down...
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Effluent Screen Design Tips
The effluent that leaves the septic tank comes from the clear zone to minimize the solids loading on the downstream components of...
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Rules and Regs: OSHA Rule Requires Crane Operator Certification for Concrete Tank Delivery
Beginning in November 2017, anyone operating a crane delivering concrete septic tanks to a job site must be certified to do so under...
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Learn How to Install MBR Systems and Enjoy a More Profitable Future
Unless you’re planning to retire in a short time, membrane bioreactors will almost certainly have a place in your business — probably...
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Operations and Maintenance Quiz 2
Here is another short quiz to test your knowledge of operation and maintenance principles. The questions are meant to promote discussion and...
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Operations and Maintenance Quiz 2 – Answers
Here are the answers to O&M Quiz No. 2.1. T or F - Settling around the riser of a new septic tank may be...
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How to Analyze Treatment Sand
Clean sand is specified as treatment media in many soil treatment areas, such as mounds and media filters. Sand used for these...
Editorial
It’s Time to Get Serious About Safety
Through its new safety-training program, the Washington On-Site Sewage Association has made an incalculable positive contribution to the industry and every technician...
Editorial
When Existing Systems Require a Compliance Inspection
There are several reasons an existing onsite system would require a compliance inspection. A number of states — Minnesota included — require...
Editorial
Long Island Groups Urge Homeowners to Maintain Onsite Systems
More than 30 communities and organizations on Long Island are launching a public campaign to encourage homeowners to properly maintain and have...
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Chamber Installation Guidelines
One of the many things that has changed significantly over the years I have been involved with the industry has been the...
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Septic Care: A New Wastewater Treatment Challenge
New studies indicate that the fibers in our clothes could be poisoning our waterways and food chain on a massive scale. Microfibers...
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Rules and Regs: Virginia Department of Health Wants to Limit Role in Evaluation of Onsite Systems
A November report from the Virginia Department of Health outlines a strategy for privatizing the evaluation and design for onsite wastewater systems...
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What to Do if Your Septic Customer is on Dialysis
Dialysis is a treatment for kidney failure that removes waste and extra fluid from the blood using a filter. There are two main types:Hemodialysis...











