1745 results about "Septic tank" patented technology

Sewage waste digestive bacteria and enzymes are incorporated into a slow release material and delivered to the site of the waste to digest the solid waste. The slow release material is made heavy so the enzymes and bacteria will be delivered to the sludge in the bottom of a sewage digester chamber and made fat soluble so that the enzymes and bacteria will be delivered to the grease in the waste system to be digested. This selective delivery system prevents the enzymes and bacteria from being diluted in grey water rendering them less effective and discharged from the sewage system without digesting waste.

A small and cost effective sewage treatment system intended for unattended use in individual homes, small industries or businesses in locations where a central sewage treatment plant is not available. The sewage treatment system comprises a conventional septic tank which drains into a smaller aerated holding tank, a pump to transfer effluent from the holding tank into a disinfecting chamber, a regenerative heat exchanger used to raise the temperature of the effluent while being aerated in the holding tank, means for pumping the effluent at a controlled rate through a microwave field, and a conventional drain field used to release the disinfected water into the surrounding soil. Operation of this system is fully regulated by a micro-controller, thereby eliminating the need for human intervention during normal use. This invention also incorporates electronic means for detecting various fault conditions which may impede effective disinfection, means for diagnosing what part of the system is at fault, means for reporting the fault and diagnose to a central municipal location via a telephone or transponder system, an emergency battery backup system, and means for reverting system operation to that of a conventional septic tank and drain field system is case of a total power failure (both A / C and DIC) or water pump failure. Conventional household alternating current or a battery recharged via a wind generator or solar cells may power the sewage treatment system.

The invention belongs to the technical field of sewage treatment, and relates to a rural domestic sewage biological treatment system, particularly a rural domestic sewage biological treatment system which has the advantages of low capital construction and operating cost, small occupied room, convenient operation and management, high sewage treatment efficiency and discharge after reaching the standard. The rural domestic sewage biological treatment system provided by the invention is connected with a rural domestic sewage discharge pipeline. The rural domestic sewage biological treatment system is characterized by comprising an ecological open septic tank, a microaeration oxidation pond, a suspended substance biological filter, an artificial wetland and a scenic pond, wherein the ecological open septic tank, microaeration oxidation pond, suspended substance biological filter, artificial wetland and scenic pond are arranged from high to low and communicated through a pipeline or ditch; the sewage flows under the gravity; and the water inlet of the ecological open septic tank is connected with the rural domestic sewage discharge pipeline. The rural domestic sewage biological treatment system provided by the invention solves the problem of large occupied area, high investment and maintenance cost and the like in other rural sewage treatment methods.

Reductions in energy consumption and maintenance requirements for operating a wastewater treatment plant are achieved by controlling the operation of pumps at pump stations along a force main in a systematic fashion. The operation of the pumps is controlled to manage the flow of wastewater along the force main to minimize energy consumption, to eliminate sediment, to manage peak pressures encountered by smaller pumps and to avoid septic conditions.

Methods and systems are disclosed which provide for the purification of effluent from a septic system or natural water from rainwater or stormwater collection devices for the storage and reuse of water. The purified water may be supplied to water applications, such as a return conduit to a home for potable or graywater usage. The distillation unit may be powered by a local power independent of a municipal power grid and which may employ sustainable energy mechanisms. The distiller residue may undergo a volume reduction process, such as evaporation, coagulation, electrocoagulation or microfiltration. The purified water may be stored in a holding tank with sensors to monitor the water quality and water level within the tank. Alarms, release valves or relief valves may be activated in response to such monitoring.

Methods, systems and compositions for a green sorption media for bioretention soil amendments in drainfields for on-site waste water systems filled with the green sorption media to foster an anaerobic or anoxic environment saturated. The green sorption media includes one or more recycled materials, including tire crumb, sawdust, orange peel, coconut husks, leaf compost, oyster shell, soy bean hulls and one or more naturally occurring materials including peat, sands, zeolites, and clay. The wastewater filtration system for a passive drainfield includes the green sorption material mixture, a cell including baffled compartments and a riser, the cell filled with green sorption material mixture to provide an alternating cycle of aerobic and anoxic environments, an influent distribution system to distribute the influent over the cell, and a piping system arranged for dosing the cell to sustain the functionality of the green sorption material mixture to remove nutrient content in wastewater.

A collapsible support is provided for a flexible RV sewer hose which includes in the preferred form, a plurality of pairs of identical arches. The height of each arch pair is different from the preceding arch pair to allow a sewer hose placed therein to properly flow by gravitational forces from the RV to a septic system. The arches of the support are hinged along the side so that each arch will cradle the sewage hose at an angle to the longitudinal axis of the sewer hose.

The invention relates to a livestock and poultry breeding wastewater treatment technology. The livestock and poultry breeding wastewater treatment technology comprises the steps that water in a septic tank enters an artificial grid, so that impurities are removed, and then water enters an adjusting tank; wastewater in the adjusting tank is lifted by a lift pump to enter a cavitation air floatation tank, a flocculating agent is added so as to generate flocculent precipitates, the wastewater flows into an anaerobic tank, phosphorus contained in phosphorus accumulating bacteria is released, the wastewater flows into a tank A, water flowing out of the tank A flows into a contact oxidation tank, and organic matters in the wastewater are oxidized and decomposed; the wastewater flows into a secondary sedimentation tank and is subjected to solid-liquid separation, precipitated liquid supernatant enters a disinfecting tank, ClO2 is added to the disinfection tank for disinfection, and yielding water reaching the standards is discharged through a standardized exhaust port; and the sludge treatment is carried out. The livestock and poultry breeding wastewater treatment technology has the advantages that the technological process is simple, the anaerobic biochemical treatment and the aerobiotic biochemical treatment are combined, nitrogen and phosphorus are removed; sludge is rich in phosphorus and has very high fertilizer efficiency; and the comprehensive energy consumption is low, the high-efficiency energy conservation is realized, the shock resistance is strong, the control requirements are low, and the secondary pollution is avoided.

The present invention has an object to provide a process and an apparatus for efficiently recovering magnesium ammonium phosphate (hereinafter referred to as “MAP”) crystals of high purity and good quality in the technique of removing phosphorus and the like as MAP crystals from wastewater containing high concentration organic substance, phosphorus and nitrogen such as a digested supernatant liquor of human waste sewage and septic tank sludge, a digested liquor of sludge, chemical plant wastewater, and simultaneously recovering the MAP crystals. As the means to achieve such an object, the present invention provides a sludge treatment process comprising treating a sludge mixed liquor formed in the biological treatment system for organic wastewater in an anaerobic digestion tank to effect the digestion of sludge, simultaneously adding a magnesium source to the anaerobic digestion tank to allow crystals particles of MAP to form and grow in the anaerobic digestion tank, withdrawing a sludge mixed liquor containing the crystals of MAP from the anaerobic digestion tank, separating and recovering solids containing MAP crystal particles from the withdrawn sludge mixed liquor, and returning part of the sludge mixed liquor after separation and recovery of MAP crystal particles to the anaerobic digestion tank.

A bioadhesive controlled, extended release progressive hydration composition wherein the active ingredient may be protected from water or the surrounding environment, thereby protecting it from metabolism or from other degradation caused by moisture, enzymes, or pH effects, and making it bioavailable only at a controlled rate. The active ingredient may be protected from moisture during the manufacturing process, as necessary or desired, and more importantly may be protected from moisture and the immediate septic environment until well after the patient has applied the composition, and then only at a slow and controlled rate. It is by this process of progressive hydration that the active ingredient remains protected for many hours after administration. It is also by the process of progressive hydration that controlled and sustained release is achieved because only that part of the active ingredient that is the hydrated (aqueous) fraction of the composition is available for absorption (bioavailable).

Geothermal ground coils are installed and embedded in fill at the bottom of excavations, made for drainage fields associated with septic and other effluent systems, prior to the addition of the drainage field sanitary fill. This configuration eliminates the need for expensive bore holes and provides a ground heat source that is at a higher temperature than natural ground formations due to the supplemental heat imparted to the ground by the drain field effluent Fouling of the outside heat transfer surfaces of the ground coils is also avoided because of the clarifying and filtering action of the drain field fill. This provides an improved ground source heat pump system wherein the installation costs are reduced arid the capacity and efficiency of the system are improved.

The wastewater evaporator provides for effluent evaporation in a septic system to eliminate need for a drain field. The evaporator tank contains a plurality of evaporator trays in a vertical array. Solids settle in the septic tank, and liquid effluent flows from the septic tank to the evaporator tank and cascades sequentially from the uppermost to the lowermost tray. The multiple trays increase the surface area of liquid contained therein, thereby greatly enhancing evaporation. An above-surface air pump and vent may be provided for air flow through the evaporator tank. An ultrasonic generator may be installed in each tray to increase the surface area of the effluent to enhance evaporation. An additional intermediate pump tank may be provided between the septic tank and the evaporator tank to control effluent flow and delivery to the evaporator tank. A sump pump in the pump tank periodically delivers effluent to the evaporator tank.

A filter unit for use in a casing disposed in a septic tank comprising a plurality of stacked filter plates. The individual filter plate is preferably substantially “D” shaped in circumference and has a substantially cone-shaped floor, tapering upward. The filter plates are preferably stacked in a superposed, spaced-apart manner with a particular diameter in relationship to the inner diameter of the case. The filter plates are preferably inserted into the filter case to define a seal horizontally around the bottom opening in the case, thereby allowing wastewater to enter into the filter plates to begin the filtering process. Solids preferably flow upward into the filter plates, where they are separated by size with a predetermined gap in the stacked filter plates.

Disclosed is a system for treating waste water. The system may be applied to any application for the treatment of waste water which benefits from an equalized flow into the waste water treatment processes, such as industrial batch discharges, storm water settling and screening, and septic receiving at a waste water treatment plant. The system comprises a single primary settling tank for the processes of grit removal, flow equalization, fine screening and primary clarification. The system further comprises the use of a flow measurement device on the discharge side of the primary settling tank to provide a uniform flow to downstream processes. The system further comprises placement of a fine screen on a discharge mechanism which controls the effluent flow from the primary settling tank.

The invention discloses a purification treatment method of fecal water of a movable toilet, to be more specific, according to the method, fecal water treatment purification equipment arranged on a transport vehicle or fecal water treatment purification equipment arranged in a movable box body is used for drawing out or removing solid stool in a toilet septic tank, and purification up-to-standard treatment discharge of the fecal water in the toilet septic tank can be performed; according to the method, solid-liquid separation of the fecal water in the septic tank can be performed on the spot of the septic tank, purification up-to-standard treatment of the wastewater can be realized, the separated solid manure can be transported to a specified processing plant, transportation cost of treatment of the fecal water in the toilet can be greatly reduced, unpleasant odor emitted in the transportation traditional process of the fecal water and environmental pollution caused by running, dripping and leakage can be overcome, and the purification treatment method has obvious novelty and creativity and good industrial applicability.

Disclosed is a system for treating waste water. The system may be applied to any application for the treatment of waste water which benefits from an equalized flow into the waste water treatment processes, such as industrial batch discharges, storm water settling and screening, and septic receiving at a waste water treatment plant. The system comprises a single primary settling tank for the processes of grit removal, flow equalization, fine screening and primary clarification. The system further comprises the use of a flow measurement device on the discharge side of the primary settling tank to provide a uniform flow to downstream processes. The system further comprises placement of a fine screen on a discharge mechanism which controls the effluent flow from the primary settling tank.

The present invention comprises compositions and methods for enhancing biological processes, such as plant growth or bioremediation. For example, the present invention comprises compositions and methods for effectively remediating chemical and organic wastes and reducing the environmental risk from manure, septic, sewage, oil pollution, and other contaminants.

The present invention relates to an impact-resistant olefin polymer composition including a polypropylene matrix having a weight average molecular weight and an ethylene-containing polymer including an ethylene-propylene copolymer having a molecular weight higher than the weight average molecular weight of the polypropylene matrix, the composition containing about 20 to 35 percent xylene solubles, and the xylene solubles fraction of the composition containing less than about 39 weight percent ethylene units, based on the combined weight of olefin monomers in the copolymer. The present invention further relates to impact copolymer compositions with a melt flow rate greater than about 8 that meet or exceed all pallet testing requirements. The compositions have superior stiffness-impact balance performance and excellent gloss and are useful for a number of applications including, but not limited to pallets, water-storm chambers, automotive compounding, septic tanks, bins, pales, crates, totes and plastic containers.

In place of the conventional aerobic treatment station, wastewater undergoes aeration in a treatment-pipe. The treatment-pipe has a long / narrow configuration. Open-cell foam serves as treatment material, in the treatment pipe, and promotes attachment of microbial colonies. Two or more treatment-pipes may be connected in series or parallel. Also, in place of a conventional septic tank, wastewater undergoes anaerobic treatment and settlement in a treatment-pipe. The treatment-pipe has a long / narrow configuration. End chambers provide inlet and outlet ports, a sump for collecting settled-out solids, and sealing attachments for the treatment-pipe itself.

The invention relates to a system and method to remove nitrogen, particularly nitrate, from wastewater utilizing denitrifying bacteria, sulfur as an electron donor and mollusk shells as alkalinity agent. Embodiments of the invention include a denitrification system comprising a bioreactor unit, denitrifying media comprising layers of elemental sulfur and oyster shells 3:1 by volume, and can further include a pretreatment unit and additional septic-system and / or wastewater-system components. Embodiments of the method include multiple steps utilizing the system and additional process steps that achieve increased autotrophic denitrification.

The invention discloses a hospital waste water treatment system, which belongs to the field of environment protection. The hospital waste water treatment system is characterized in that: hospital waste water is treated in a digestion pool, a waste water regulation pool, a hydrolysis acidification pool and a bio-aeration pool and then treated by membrane biological reactor biomembrane technique so as to separate sludge from water, the separated clean water enters a disinfecting pool to be disinfected by ozone and then enters a recycled water pool; and the separated sludge is returned to the hydrolysis acidification pool by a sludge return pump to undergo secondary degradation treatment. In the invention, through multi-stage, multilayer and comprehensive treatment, almost all harmful pathogenic microbes in waste water are killed basically, and water in the recycled water pool is protected from secondary pollution and reaches emission standards higher than those specified by China and can be reused; in a systemic treatment process, the organic matters in sludge are degraded completely, and special treatment of the sludge is not required; and the system operates in a closed environment, and harmful gases generated in a treatment process are exhausted after being disinfected by ozone and ultraviolet disinfecting device in an exhaust pipe without polluting the air.

In place of the conventional aerobic treatment station, wastewater undergoes aeration in a treatment-pipe. The treatment-pipe has a long / narrow configuration. Open-cell foam serves as treatment material, in the treatment pipe, and promotes attachment of microbial colonies. Two or more treatment-pipes may be connected in series or parallel. Also, in place of a conventional septic tank, wastewater undergoes anaerobic treatment and settlement in a treatment-pipe. The treatment-pipe has a long / narrow configuration. End chambers provide inlet and outlet ports, a sump for collecting settled-out solids, and sealing attachments for the treatment-pipe itself.

A buoyancy flushing apparatus is disclosed which comprises a reservoir for accumulating liquid, having an inlet for receiving liquid and an outlet chamber recessed in a bottom wall of the reservoir. The outlet chamber includes an outlet for draining liquid out of the reservoir. The apparatus further comprises an outlet valve movable between a down position where liquid accumulates in the reservoir and a raised position where liquid accumulated in the reservoir is flushed out via the outlet. The outlet valve comprises a ballast unit sized and shaped to fit loosely in the outlet chamber when said valve is in the down position; and a float unit topping the ballast unit to move the valve in the raised position by buoyancy when a sufficient amount of liquid is accumulated in the reservoir, thereby providing a passageway for liquid between the bottom wall of the reservoir and the valve leading to the outlet in the outlet chamber to flush liquid out of the reservoir. Guiding means are provided for guiding the outlet valve between the down position and the raised position. The apparatus can be used for applications such as water treatment and irrigation. It could advantageously be used for directing and spreading waste water previously treated in a septic tank to different sanitary treating fields.

An apparatus and method for aligning septic system pipe in a leach field is disclosed. The apparatus includes a plurality of curvilinear members each of which has portions that correspond to the outer circumference of a septic pipe to temporarily secure the pipe in a pre-designated position relative to other adjacent pipes. The curvilinear members can be fixed or variably positioned on an elongate beam that connects and sets the distances between adjacent curvilinear members. The use of multiple apparatuses enables the user to set the relative distances between septic pipes in a leach field with labor-reduced efficiency. A method for aligning pipe with the apparatus is also disclosed.

An integrally formed riser pan member for use as a modular component within an access passageway for an on-site waste disposal system, such as a septic tank, to receivably retain a secondary cover member within, the riser pan member including a cylindrical body having an upper portion having a vertical wall member adapted to receive another modular passageway component thereon, and a lower portion which includes an integral pan portion to seatably receive a secondary cover member. The riser pan member further includes an annular ring between the upper and lower portions. The riser pan member can be employed as a lowermost, a highermost, or as an intermediate component in, for example, an access passageway formed of multiple stackable riser members. In addition, the riser pan member may be formed integrally with a stackable riser member.

The invention relates to a domestic sewage treatment system for an ecological residential quarter, which comprises a septic tank group, grids, a sump pit (reservoir), an integrated anaerobic and aerobic biological treatment device, an ecological wetland system and a plant ecological system which are communicated sequentially through pipelines. The domestic sewage treatment system can effectively treat domestic sewage from the residential quarter and enhance comprehensive utilization of the treated sewage. Under action of the plant ecological system, the whole sewage treatment system is more environment-friendly and has low carbon.

A soil aerating machine includes in combination a skid-steer and a basket resembling a loader bucket adapted for attachment to the skid-steer boom. An air pressure tank, an elongate air nozzle pipe, an air hammer, and air control valves for the air nozzle pipe and air hammer are carried within the basket. The elongate air nozzle is attached to the basket using a pivotal bearing surface, which permits controlled motion therebetween. The air hammer is used to assist with the driving of the elongate air nozzle pipe into an earthen medium. A blast of air is then released through the air nozzle pipe into the earth, to loosen and aerate packed or clogged soil. A method of restoring a septic system using the preferred apparatus is also described, as are various alternative apparatus and method steps.

A storm water and septic system using plastic galleries that have multiple layers provided having differing hardness characteristics, the exterior layer having a lower hardness rating than an inner layer; and a multi-layer gallery where the inner layer is treated to be resistance to degradation to a selected chemical that would otherwise degrade polyethylene. The gallery may further be provided with an interior layer having defined dielectric properties such that a fluid level measurement can be made of fluid in the galleries.

A gasket which may be cast in place within a concrete structure, such as a manhole riser or septic tank, for example, to seal a connection between a pipe and the concrete structure. The gasket includes a main body portion and a sealing portion which are made from different materials. The main body portion may be made of a substantially rigid material, such as a semi-rigid plastic, for example. The sealing portion, which is united with the body portion, may be made of a substantially resilient material, such as flexible plastic or a rubber-type material, for example. In this manner, the substantially rigid portion of the gasket provides for effective anchoring in a cast wall, and the substantially resilient portion is compressible to provide a robust seal with a pipe that is inserted through the gasket.

A filtration and subsurface distribution system having a vaulted splitting device (e.g., dosing vault) in a recirculating pump tank. The recirculating pump tank houses a sand filter pump and the dosing vault houses a dosing pump. The dosing vault and the dosing pump may be housed outside and remote from the recirculating pump tank which ensures that effluent will not be mixed within the dosing vault. The sand filter pump doses a sand filter with the septic effluent via a feed line. The effluent is then filtered by the sand filter and returned to the dosing vault via a filtrate return. When the filtrate reaches a certain predetermined level within the dosing vault, the drip pump is enabled and turned "on". In this manner, the filtrate is dosed or dripped into a drain absorption field without mixing with the septic effluent.