Septic Tank Design & Advanced Oxidation

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This discussion centers on septic tank design and advanced oxidation processes, specifically in the context of wastewater treatment facilities. Michael, a trainee, seeks resources beyond common search engines to understand septic system implementation for urban households. Key insights include the basic components of a septic system, such as anaerobic decomposition in septic tanks and infiltration systems. Participants provided links to various resources, emphasizing the need for more detailed information on design and application in wastewater management.

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  • Understanding of septic tank components and functions
  • Familiarity with wastewater treatment processes
  • Knowledge of advanced oxidation processes in environmental engineering
  • Basic principles of environmental engineering design
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  • Research septic tank design principles for urban environments
  • Explore advanced oxidation processes in wastewater treatment
  • Learn about anaerobic decomposition and its applications
  • Investigate infiltration systems and their design considerations
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This discussion is beneficial for environmental engineering students, wastewater treatment facility designers, and professionals involved in septic system implementation and optimization.

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Hi All,

I'm a student trainee at the public utilities at where I live. I have been given a task to find information about septic tank design and advanced oxidation. I have exhausted all resources at my library and also the online library. I searched online and found the same redundant information. Do any of you have any sort of resources that Google and other search engines may not go through?

Thanks!
Michael
 
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I'm not ignoring you; I simply have absolutely no knowledge of this subject. There is undoubtably at least one member who does, but might not have seen this thread yet.
 
You're being a bit vague with your question. In my area, septic tanks are usually cement tanks. Some people may have metal tanks though. I am not sure as to the breakdown. I am also not quite sure where you get the term "advanced oxidation." Is this part of a homework assignment? Can you post more information on what is required?
 
Extremely basic:

http://www.inspect-ny.com/septbook.htm"

A little more informative:

http://www.fcs.uga.edu/pubs/current/C819-2.html"

Not sure what you've seen already. I hope these help.

Maybe a little more:

http://www.cet.nau.edu/Projects/WDP/resources/treatmentsyst/Septic.htm"
 
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Thank you all for the responses.

Artman, I think I skimmed through those from Google, but thanks. =)

FredGarvin, sorry, I guess I was pretty vague. I think my question is septic design applied to wastewater treatment facilities. This was an assignment given to me by my supervisor to research. I would like to know more about how it could be implemented into a wastewater facility and also how it should be designed for individual households for an urban environment.

I have not taken any classes on environmental engineering or environmental studies, so I apologize ahead of time for honestly, not knowing ANYTHING. lol please bear with me as I'm trying to learn more about this as soon as possible.

Thanks!

Michael
 
What are you exactly looking for mrmotobiker?

The process in a simple septic tank system consists of a septic tank (anaerobic descomposition here) and infiltration system which can be a filtrating well or a field of infiltration.

If you have any more questions I've got a couple of books on the subject. Let me know.
 

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