Neither iron nor manganese in water present a health hazard. However, their presence in water may cause taste, staining and accumulation problems...
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Make the Most of Your Advertising Dollars
At Royal Flush, we put most of our advertising dollars towards Google keywords or Google advertising. But you do need to have some other...
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Commercial System Design: Designing for Management
Due to the complexity of many commercial systems, an operating permit at a local or state level is advisable to be certain...
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Power Rake Helps Speed Up Site Restoration Efforts
The favorite tool of the folks running Denby Environmental Services in Beachville, Ontario, has nothing to do with digging holes or building...
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Is a Line of Credit the Answer to Your Cash Flow Problems?
Small-business owners tend to have goals, plans and visions for the future. They also have challenges to face and obstacles to overcome....
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Commercial System Design: The Soil Dispersal System
Regarding soil treatment systems and commercial system design, one of the biggest issues is failing to consider organic loading properly.If we use...
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Rules and Regs: Changes in BAT Requirements in Maryland Now Statewide
New construction in Maryland will no longer be required to use the best available technology for septic systems statewide. BAT with enhanced...
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Commercial System Design: Organic and Nitrogen Removal
For commercial system design, the organic loading rate is often more critical than the hydraulic.In a biological treatment system, the bacteria in...
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From Fabric Softeners to Flooded Systems: The Top 10 Stories of 2016
As the year comes to a close, we take a look back at some of the top stories on onsiteinstaller.com. If you...
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Onsite Arithmetic: Pump Math Part 4 – Answers
Here are the answers for today's practice problem.1. Determine the gallons per inch.
Convert the width and length to feet and then calculate...
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Onsite Arithmetic: Pump Math Part 4
If a rectangular pump tank is 49 inches wide, 68 inches long and 62 inches deep:1. Determine the gallons per inch.2. If...
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Industry News: December 2016
Loving & Associates represents SJE-Rhombus
SJE-Rhombus named Loving and Associates its new manufacturer’s representative for the standard control product line in New Mexico...
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Product News: December 2016
Loftness Cool Flow auxiliary hydraulic cooler
The redesigned Cool Flow auxiliary hydraulic cooler from Loftness has an increased cooling capacity to keep machines...
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Innovative Solutions for Septic Design in Difficult Soils
The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency adopted new septic rules in 2008, and then further refined them in 2011. One of the state’s...
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Commercial System Design: Tank Considerations
There are numerous tanks and varying configurations to choose from when designing commercial systems. Below are common tanks with design considerations related...
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Build Back Customer Trust After a Hit to Your Reputation
You know what they say about good reputations: They take a lifetime to build, but only a second to destroy. That’s true...
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Rules and Regs: Non-Sewered Area of Iowa County Ordered to Install Approved Onsite Systems
Close to 40 homes near Chatfield Lake in Lee County, Iowa, were notified in October that they had 30 days to install...
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Commercial System Design: Wastewater Characterization
A one-size-fits-all approach does not work with commercial design, as the wastewater treatment system starts in the facility. These facilities include restaurants,...
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Chemicals Impacting Septic System Health and An Update on MIC
The National Precast Concrete Association is hosting a webinar that will discuss chemicals of emerging concern and provide an update on microbiologically...























