Dosing tank definition
Dosing tank means a tank, compartment or basin that provides for storage of effluent from a septic tank or other treatment unit intended to be delivered to a soil treatment area at a high rate periodic discharge.
Dosing tank means an approved watertight tank, located after a septic tank or other sewage retention device, to receive and retain sewage effluent, and so equipped as to discharge sewage effluent intermittently to a distribution device, either by pump or by siphon.
Dosing tank means a tank equipped with an automatic siphon or pump designed to discharge effluent on an intermittent basis.
More Definitions of Dosing tank
Dosing tank means a watertight receptacle placed after a septic tank or other treatment facility equipped with an automatic siphon or pump.
Dosing tank means a tank that collects wastewater and from which wastewater is discharged it into another treatment or dispersal step; equivalent to a dosing chamber.
Dosing tank or “Pump Chamber” means a watertight manufactured container which retains the overflow to or effluent from a septic tank until discharged to a selected point by a pump.
Dosing tank means a tank equipped with an automatic siphon or pump designed to discharge effluent on an intermittent basis to a subsurface absorption system.
Dosing tank means a tank used for the collection of sewage effluent from a septic or solids tank. The effluent is pumped form the dosing tank to a soil absorption field.
Dosing tank means a watertight receptacle located between an OWTS treatment unit septic tank or supplemental treatment unit) and a dispersal area equipped with an automatic siphon device or pump designed to discharge wastewater intermittently in the distribution lines in amounts proportioned to the capacity of such lines and to provide adequate rest periods between such discharges.
Dosing tank means a water-tight receptacle located between the septic tank and the disposal field, equipped with a siphon or pump, and designed to store and deliver doses of septic tank effluent to the disposal field.