Understanding Septic tanks
Septic tank or septic tank is a room or tank made of waterproof material / several compartments that serves to accommodate and precipitate wastewater with a slow flow rate to provide an opportunity for the deposition of suspensions of solid objects and decomposition of organic matter by bacteria and then forming materials water & gas soluble in a certain time.
Septic tanks can be made with an anaerobic and aerobic combination system and are made from building materials that are resistant to acid and waterproof. septic tanks that are often found are made of reinforced concrete and from a pair of bricks. Septic tanks are also equipped with an inlet pipe that is a pipe that connects the closet with a septic tank and an outlet or outlet, a pipe that connects a septic tank to an infiltration well. The pipes must be in accordance with the provisions or standards that exist, both in terms of size and placement. The outlet pipe may not be parallel to the inlet pipe but must be slightly lower than the inlet pipe. in addition to the inlet and outlet pipes, the septic tank is also accompanied by an air pipe that serves to maintain the availability of air needed by decomposers of organic matter in the septic tank.
In determining the location of the septic tank it is necessary to pay attention to the distance between the septic tank and the surrounding conditions. The standard distance of septic tanks with buildings is a minimum of 1.5 meters while the distance of septic tanks with wells or sources of clean water is at least 10 m. In addition, septic tanks / septic tanks are ideally not less than 5 meters away from infiltration wells.
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