Absorption Field definition
Absorption Field means a configuration of absorption trenches installed in a portion of land and used for the absorption and final treatment of sewage.
Absorption Field means a system of open-jointed tiles or perforated pipes laid in a series of trenches or a bed of sand, gravel, and soil, into which the effluent from a septic tank is pumped or flows by gravity for absorption into the soil.
Absorption Field means a system of absorption trenches, a seepage trench, or a system of seepage trenches.
More Definitions of Absorption Field
Absorption Field means an area to which wastewater or effluent is distributed for infiltration to the soil.
Absorption Field means the portion of a soil absorption system, excluding sand liners, that contains the distribution medium;
Absorption Field means a system for distributing septic tank overflow or effluent below the ground surface by means of a series of branch lines of drain tile laid with open joints or other approved pipe so as to allow the overflow or effluent to be absorbed by the surrounding soil.
Absorption Field means an on-site effluent disposal system in which effluent is received underground, such as a french drain or evapotranspiration bed and for which approval was granted under regulation 37;
Absorption Field means a drainfield, including the application/distribution system, intended for the reuse of reclaimed water.
Absorption Field means an absorption system consisting of a series of covered, gravel-filled trenches into which septic tank effluent is discharged through specially designed distribution pipes for seepage into the soil.