Precast Solutions - January/February 2008 - (Page 25) T ank Treatment Facility Effluent Meter (M2) Soil Absorbtion I as I&I can result in overloaded sewage treatment facilities. Based on data collected in this study, systems with 1,000 septic tanks and/or grease interceptors that contain at least one unsealed access port lid per unit could produce as much as 20 million gallons per year of added liquid effluent into the treatment system. To provide long-term system improvement, utilities should Eric Barger is president of Barger & Sons Inc., a manufacturer of septic tanks, grease traps, pump tanks, catch basins and other precast concrete products, based in Harriman, Tenn. Visit his company’s Web site at www.BargerAndSons.com. ensure that properly designed, properly sealed, durable watertight tanks are installed for wastewater applications. JAN/FEB 2008 | PRECAST SOLUTIONS 25 http://www.BargerAndSons.com http://www.grifcote.com http://www.grifcote.com
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