Sanitaryware Septic Tank.

A sanitaryware septic tank, also known as a septic system or septic tank. It is an underground wastewater treatment system commonly use in residential and commercial buildings that are not connect to a centralize sewer system. It is designed to collect and treat household wastewater and sewage on-site.

The septic tank is typically made of concrete, fiberglass, or plastic and consists of two chambers or compartments. The inlet chamber receives wastewater from the building’s plumbing system, allowing solid waste to settle at the bottom while oil, grease, and lighter materials float to the top. The solid waste undergoes a natural decomposition process aided by bacteria present in the tank.

As the wastewater flows into the second chamber, known as the clarification or settling chamber, further settling of solids occurs. The clarified liquid, also effluent, then exits the tank and is distribute into the surrounding soil through a drain field or leach field.

Installation:

The drain field is a network of perforate pipes cover under in gravel-fill trenches or beds. It allows the effluent to slowly percolate into the soil, where natural biological processes further treat the wastewater by removing harmful pathogens and contaminants. The soil acts as a natural filter, promoting the decomposition and filtration of organic matter.
Regular maintenance is essential to keep a sanitaryware septic tank functioning well. It includes regular pumping to remove accumulated solids and prevent blocking the system. The rate of pumping depends on the tank size, the number of occupants in the building, and the volume of wastewater generated.

Additionally, to prevent the introduction of substances that can disrupt the biological processes within the septic tank. This includes avoiding excessive use of chemicals, such as bleach or strong disinfectants. And minimizing the disposal of non-biodegradable items, such as plastics or sanitary products, into the system.

Septic systems have several advantages. They are cost-effective compare to centralize sewer systems. Especially in rural or remote areas where connection to a sewer system may not be feasible. They provide treatment of wastewater on-site, reducing the risk of water pollution. However, septic systems also require responsible usage and regular maintenance to ensure optimal functioning and environmental protection. Yekkil provide the best services and good quality products to our customers.

• Product Description
• Brand:                       Capital
• Size  :                         20-25 Flush
  Model Number:      124
  Capacity:                  1012 lr
  Brand Color:           Terracotta
  Material:                  Plastic
• No of manholes:     2
• No of Chambers:    3
• Air vent                :   63mm
• Length  x height:    2600mm x 900mm