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From the largest and most expensive to the smallest,
Virtually every product or system in your home comes
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YOUR SEPTIC SYSTEM
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Aero-Stream® Earns Handyman Club of America® Member Tested Seal of Approval!
These are the results of an independent unbiased testing program administered by The Handyman Club of America®
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Aero-Stream® has greatly helped the purification process, resulting in a
noticeable improvement to my septic system.” Best Feature(s):” Quality
Construction.” Suggested improvement (s): “Cannot really think of any and I am
an Engineer by training..
MELVIN FAHNESTOCK, ATHENS, PA
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The Aero-Stream® system was easy to install. The level of my
system now stays constant even during heavy rain period. I can say that the
Aero-Stream®
septic system maintenance
system would seem to have rectified my
septic problems. I can honestly recommend this system. If you are having a
problem with your septic system give this product a try. It comes with a
six-month money back guarantee, so you have nothing to loose. DONALD
SNYDER, EFFORT, PA
I recommend the septic system cleaner – maintenance system” Best feature (s): “Ease of Installation”
What differences did you notice after installing the system? “No field line seepage or odor from tank.
GARY BOUNDS, CROCKETT, TX
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The Septic System Owners Manual |
Your Septic System is the most expensive system on your property and the most misunderstood. It is the mission of Aero-stream® ,LLC to educate homeowners about their septic system and provide
sound advice and proven equipment that can significantly extend the life of their septic system.
Responding to the demand for accurate up to date information we offer The Septic System Owners Manual.
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The Septic System Owners Manual Chapter Review
(Chapter 6) How Does a Septic System Work?
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There are many design variations of septic systems. While the systems may be somewhat different, they all perform the same basic function.
That is, to process raw
septic sewage into a cleaner effluent that can be evenly distributed beneath the ground and blended with the groundwater
as not to create a health hazard. There are passive and active systems. The overwhelming majority of home systems are passive and anaerobic.
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Therefore, we will describe a typical passive system. A septic system is designed and constructed of simple and durable material such as concrete, steel, clay pipe, cast iron pipe and or PVC plastic pipe. The basic components of the system are the inlet pipe, the
septic tank, the outlet pipe and an absorption component. The waste stream is almost always in motion.
As an example, when a toilet is flushed in a house, approximately 3 gallons of water and waste flows into the outlet pipe connected to the septic tank. The equal
amount of waste (3 gallons) then flows out of the septic tank through the outlet pipe to the absorption component. The equal amount of waste (3 gallons) flows
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Inside a septic tank is a large population of living microorganisms and anaerobic bacteria. The
quantity of anaerobic bacteria and microorganisms is dependent on the availability of a food source, the waste. Therefore, when the loading
into the septic tank is low, the anaerobic bacteria count declines. An example would be when a family takes a vacation and the house is
vacated. At other times, when the loading into the septic tank is high, the anaerobic bacteria count increases. An example would be when
out of town visitors come for a long weekend or a gather takes place. The unfortunate fact is that the anaerobic bacteria count does not
grow as rapidly as the demand. The anaerobic bacteria are also somewhat slow in processing the waste. The waste must be held in the septic
tank for a long enough period of time for the anaerobic bacteria to convert the waste. If sufficient anaerobic bacteria and hold time is not
available for the system, untreated or minimally treated waste can exit the septic tank and flow into the absorption component.
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The Septic System Treatment Process
The wastewater first enters the tank from the home. The wastewater is held in the tank for approximately 2 days. During the holding period the anaerobic
bacteria breakdown the organic material in the wastewater and reduce the ”strength” of the wastewater by about 40%. As explained above, when
the 3 gallons of wastewater enters the tank it displaces 3 gallons of wastewater through the outlet pipe. Because of the separation distance between the
inlet and outlet pipes the wastewater that is closer to the outlet pipe has been in the tank the longest period and therefore is the cleanest. This cleaner
water (still containing 60% of its’ original organic material) flows out into the distribution field for further treatment. After a short period of
time a layer begins to form at the bottom of the gravel bed. This layer is known as the bio-mat. The bio-mat is made of anaerobic bacteria and its by-product,
a black slimy substance. The slimy substance protects the bacteria from oxygen. If the anaerobic bacteria were to come in contact with oxygen it would
quickly die. Because the bio-mat is a living organism, it requires a food source. The food source is the organic material dissolved or suspended in the
water coming from the septic tank. The bio-mat is not a “bad” thing. Its purpose is to further clean the wastewater to remove the additional
60% of organic material. The anaerobic bacteria (bio-mat) are rather slow to digest the organic material. The by-product of the anaerobic bacteria also
closes some of the soil pores resulting in a reduction in flow of the water through it. This enables the anaerobic bacteria sufficient time to clean the
wastewater. The result is very clean water entering the water table which eventually mixes with ground water.
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Aero-Stream® , LLC
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Merton, WI 53056
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