Dosing Chambers

Dosing Distribution Chambers
featuring the Floating Outlet™ principle (US Patent No.5290434)

HOW THEY WORK:

As effluent from the septic tank fills the chamber, the Float (Fig.1) is empty and buoyant and floats on the surface. Flexible connectors allow the Float to rise. When the effluent reaches the maximum level in the chamber, it spills into a hole in the top of the Float (Fig.2). This causes the Float to sink. The effluent in the chamber discharges through the pipe(s) which exit the Float (Fig.3), dosing the septic field while providing equal distribution through each outlet. The chamber continues to empty down to the top of the Float (Fig.4). Then the Float empties and resumes floating to repeat another cycle(Fig.1).

This is a typical Floating Outlet Dosing Chamber.

•Drawdowns
•Chamber Dimensions and Capacities
•Outlet Arrangements

STANDARD FLOATING OUTLETS	NEW ALTERNATING FLOATING OUTLETS Two Floating Outlets can now be automatically alternated.
•Type 831 through 3031 •8 through 30 inch drawdowns •Single 3 inch outlet	•Type 1531A through 2231A •15 through 22 inch drawdowns •Alternating 3 inch outlets
•Type 832 through 3032 •8 through 30 inch drawdowns •Double 3 inch outlet	•Type 1532A through 2232A •15 through 22 inch drawdowns •Alternating pairs of 3 inch outlets
•Type 833 through 3033 •8 through 30 inch drawdowns •Triple 3 inch outlet	•Type 1533A through 2233A •15 through 22 inch drawdowns •Alternating sets of triple 3 inch outlets

DOSING CHAMBER SIZE & CAPACITY CHART