In cases where gravity-fed systems will not do the job effectively, alternative systems need to be employed. However, not all situations are conducive to making use of gravity to distribute the wastewater effluent leaving the tank. In a gravity-fed septic system, wastewater is partially treated within the septic tank before it flows out the tank and down to the drain field through a network of pipes.
In many septic systems, gravity is used to move the wastewater through the system and into the drain field.
When long distances of travel are required or high elevations provide gravitational challenges, a pressurized system is an answer. Not only do pressure septic systems provide a better effluent treatment but sometimes drain fields are not always suitable to be placed in close proximity to a home. Often pressure distribution septic systems are used when permeable soils are relatively shallow and a uniform distribution of the wastewater is required for better treatment. Why Use Pressure Distribution Septic Systems?
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