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    On-Site Treatment of Septic Tank Effluent by Using a Soil Adsorption System

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    2007
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    Hui-Yu Hu
    Yi-Ling Cheng
    Jen-Yang Lin
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    A septic tank and soil absorption system (SAS) is a simple means of treating domestic wastewater using the filtration, sedimentation, chemical absorption, and biological characteristics of soil. Data obtained from countries, such as the United States and Australia, where on-site wastewater treatment is common, suggests that SAS have become a main application for on-site treatment. In this research, the performance of SAS was investigated through an outdoor pilot study and two laboratory tank studies. The treatment capacity of the outdoor pilot plant was
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