Mound System Articles

Site, design, construction and homeowner misuse can all be contributing factors to system malfunction

Changes in orifice sizing mean cleaning the pressure manifolds or laterals is a good practice when maintaining pressure distribution systems

Wisconsin installer Doug Fellner has developed a process to repair and update pressure dose systems to avoid expensive total drainfield replacement.

For effluent to be absorbed in a mound system, you need to have a properly sized absorption width. Here’s how to do it.

An industry expert answers the question: How large should the bed be?

The size and quality of the sand used in a mound system can make a big difference in long-term operation

Location on a slope is the first key to placement of a successful mound system

We have the answer to this and your other burning mound system questions. Plus, learn the key factors for designing sewage treatment mounds.

Pennsylvania farmer told he has to get rid of his privy

The right materials, the right slopes, and the use of inspection ports are among the keys to a properly installed mound system

When installing mound systems, one of the most essential ingredients is the proper grade of washed sand

A successful mound or at-grade system installation starts with proper preparation of the ground surface

An aerobic bacterial generator and raised mound system help a designer and installer save a bed-and-breakfast in a resort town in northeast Wisconsin