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Construction Standards for Sand Lined Trench Systems

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1.4.2. A minimum of one orifice per 6 ft 2 of infiltrative surface area,<br />

evenly distributed, is required.<br />

1.4.3. Wastewater application to the filter bed: The wastewater must be<br />

applied to the layer of drain rock atop the filter media, or sprayed<br />

upward against the top of gravelless chambers.<br />

1.5. Air Coil<br />

An Air Coil may be called <strong>for</strong> as a requirement by the designer. When<br />

required it is to be installed between the native ground surface and the sand<br />

interface.<br />

1.6. Monitoring Ports<br />

2 monitoring ports are required. 1 installed to the native soil at the bottom of<br />

the dispersal trench and the other to be installed at the sand/gravel/chamber<br />

interface.<br />

1.7. Concrete Containment Vessel: to be designed and/or approved by a<br />

qualified professional engineer if the following conditions are not met.<br />

1.7.1. Above ground tank.<br />

Must be designed as follows, or as approved by the Health Officer:<br />

1. Walls<br />

a. at least 6 inches thick<br />

b. 4 feet or less in height<br />

c. rebar rein<strong>for</strong>cement: 3/8 inch diameter rebar on 2-foot<br />

centers horizontally and vertically, with continuous<br />

lengths wrapped around the corners.<br />

2. Tank sides are to be designed, constructed, and sealed to be<br />

water-tight.<br />

1.7.2. Below ground tank.<br />

The design of any such tank is to be approved by a qualified<br />

professional engineer and, where required by local and/or state<br />

regulation, the local health officer.

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