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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Absorption field"”.

  1. Increased Effluent Dosage Effects on Septic System Absorption-field Products of Differing Architecture Types

    … of soil condition (i.e., wet and dry) and absorption-field-product architecture type [i.e., chamber, gravel-less-pipe (GLP), polystyrene-aggregate (PSA), and pipe-and-aggregate (PA)] on in-product solution storage and biomat thickness in a profile-limited soil, and to identify the long-term …

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  2. Evaluation of the Effects of Absorption Field Product Architecture Type on Effluent Dispersal and Soil Chemical Properties in a Profile-Limited Soil

    … it back to the environment. The traditional absorption field product used in OWTSs is a pipe-and-gravel architecture type, which has been used for decades and is the basis for most design regulations. However, new products of differing architecture types including chambers, …

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  3. Biological and Chemical Renovation of Wastewater with a Soil Infiltrator Low-Pressure Distribution System

    … water table and low hydraulic conductivity. The absorption field consisted of two subsystems numbered as 1 and 2 with effluent design loading rates of 5.1 and 10.2 Lpd/m2, respectively (actual loading rates of 2.4 and 4.9 Lpd/m2, respectively). Soil matric potentials compared seasonally for each …

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  4. Engineering characteristics of soils of Fayette and Union Counties, Indiana, pertinent to residential housing

    … soil conditions, and improper location of absorption field disposal systems. This study investigates the feasibility of obtaining such preliminary soils data from available reports and maps and rates the suitability of soils in Fayette and Union counties, Indiana, for residential housing on …

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  5. Engineering classification of pedologic soil groups in Knox County, Tennessee, for residential housing

    … in a Soil Survey Report of Knox County, field investigations, and laboratory testing. For this, the soils of Knox County are grouped into eight groups; namely, recent alluvial soils, old alluvial soils, recent local fluvial soils, old local fluvial soils, soils in sinkholes, soils shallow …

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  6. Field Measurements of Water Continuum and Water Dimer Absorption by Active Long Path Differential Optical Absorption Spectroscopy (DOAS)

    … radiation. Superimposed on the water monomer absorption, a water continuum absorption has long been recognized, but its true nature still remains controversial. On the one hand, this absorption is explained by a deformation of the line shape of the water monomer absorption lines as a …

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