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Onsite Arithmetic: O&M Problem
1. If the pump tank is 50-by-60-by-72 inches deep, calculate the gallons per inch.2. The off float is at 54 inches and...
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Onsite Arithmetic: O&M Problem – Answers
Here are the answers to today's practice problem.1. If the pump tank is 50-by-60-by-72 inches deep, calculate the gallons per inch.Convert length...
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Hawaii Continues Effort to Eliminate Cesspools
Estimates say there are 90,000 cesspools in use across the Hawaiian Islands, and now their days are numbered. This spring, the state...
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7 Ways to Commit to Workplace Safety
Safety is paramount. No matter the line of work you’re in, it’s critical to do everything in your power to keep employees...
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An Installer’s Guide to Wastewater Pathogens
Removing pathogens is the most critical part of wastewater treatment. Pathogens are organisms that cause disease; they include viruses, protozoa and bacteria....
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Incorporate This Japanese Philosophy to Reinvigorate Your Company
Have you ever met a small-business owner who was committed to making his or her company as efficient as possible — constantly...
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An Installer’s Guide to Phosphorus
Phosphorus is a chemical element and nutrient essential for all life-forms. Organic phosphorus is formed primarily by biological processes, and its sources in sewage...
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Rules & Regs: California Moves Toward Toilet-to-Tap, Australia Moves Away
Because it contains 12 percent of the country’s population, California sets standards in many ways. Now, the state government is working on...
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An Installer’s Guide to FOG
FOG (fats, oils and grease) is a constituent of sewage, typically originating from food stuffs (animal fats or vegetable oils) or consisting...
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Onsite Arithmetic: Setting Alarm Floats
1. If a pump tank has the following dimensions — 42 inches by 60 inches by 58 inches deep — what are the gallons...
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Onsite Arithmetic: Setting Alarm Floats — Answers
Here are the answers to today’s practice problem.1. If a pump tank has the following dimensions — 42 inches by 60 inches by...
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A Advanced Septic & Construction Services Promotes Drainfield Rehab
In many cases, a septic system fails because biosolids clog the gravel/soil interface in the system's absorption beds, creating a biomat that prevents effluent from...
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Hands-On Iowa Onsite Training Keeps Going After 12 Years
A combined hands-on professional training program and charitable effort by the Iowa Onsite Waste Water Association celebrated its 12-year anniversary recently. And...
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It’s an Uphill Battle For a Connecticut Residential System
Sewage percolating from saturated ground spelled trouble for the owners of a three-bedroom home in Newtown, Connecticut. The couple hired an engineer...





















