The LaPorte County (Indiana) Health Board took steps to shut down septic systems and halt construction because of rising water levels in Lake...
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An Installer’s Guide to Nitrogen
The majority of the nitrogen present in raw sewage is from urea and fecal material, although small amounts are found in some...
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Current Regulations Didn’t Prevent Septic Tank Death
The death of a 3-year-old boy in Florida recently sparked a TV news investigation of underground tank safety and promises from the...
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A Beginner’s Guide to Video Marketing
Video marketing has been one of the most daunting (in my own head) challenges I’ve faced as a marketing professional. Some things...
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Product News: November 2017
Imperial Industries Baseline Series truck-mounted tanks
The Baseline Series of truck-mounted tanks from Imperial Industries are available on Ford, Ram, Freightliner and International...
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Industry News: November 2017
SJE-Rhombus announces new manufacturers rep
SJE-Rhombus added FTI Sales of Elgin, Illinois, as the new manufacturers representative for its standard control product line in...
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Finding the Right Installation Equipment Increases Efficiency
The pair of owners of North Iowa Septic Solutions in Mason City, Iowa, handles different aspects of the business workload, so they...
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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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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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Start Your Own ‘Septic Social’ Event to Educate Homeowners
During Vermont’s SepticSmart Week, the public radio network spoke with Mary Clark, environmental program manager for Vermont's Department of Environmental Conservation, and Dave Whitney,...

























