how does a septic tank work

cliffy5 | 11:49 Mon 21st Mar 2005 | How it Works

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Clanad

I began describing the system, but after three paragraphs I remembered this site which also has some graphics to help you understand the system...

http://www.howstuffworks.com/sewer2.htm

edwardrandall

The septic tank covers wastewater from the home until strong flotsam and jetsam settles at the base of the tank (the muck layer) and lighter waste, for example, oil, ascends to the top to shape the rubbish layer. Between the two layers lies cleared up fluid, which streams into an outlet pipe and is bit by bit disseminated through a drain field.

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