Changing the Face of Septic Systems With the Advantex Septic Filter System
Humans produce a great deal of bodily waste every day and advances in plumbing technology have allowed for the shedding of this waste to occur indoors, with the use of a septic system.
However, the collection of all the septic waste in one location causes a potential health risk to the citizens living on a particular water table if the waste water from the tank should be released into the supply without first being cleaned.
The Advantex Company has released their septic filter system, which encompasses five major technologies to help filter the water residing in your septic tanks and ensure that the water released is clean and safe for everyone around.
Five major components that comprise the Advantex septic filter system are:
First, the lowest layer holds all of the solid sewage waste whose density is greater than that of the material in the top and middle layers.
The middle strata contains all of the dirty water that is of a lower density than the solid refuse.
Third is the level of septic effluent floats on the very top.
While this is the standard composition of the modern septic tank, the Advantex system contains an outlet through which the middle layer of dirty water is able to enter the filtration cycle.
Every Advantex Septic Filter System includes a great deal of sensors that work to monitor the success of the filtration to ensure that water being released is safe for the local environment.
A lot of water tables hang in a delicate balance and even the slightest increase in pollutants in the water table could be enough to cause a health epidemic.
The systems monitor the water's travels through the constant filter cycle and will alert the owner of the system if the water becomes unhealthy for release back into the water supply.
While this filtration system is a great way to remove the dangerous molecules from the dirty water in the septic system and get water back into the water table, it is not recognized as such by some environmental government-based groups who are still performing tests.
Therefore, you should check with your local governing entity before investing in an Advantex septic filter system.
However, the collection of all the septic waste in one location causes a potential health risk to the citizens living on a particular water table if the waste water from the tank should be released into the supply without first being cleaned.
The Advantex Company has released their septic filter system, which encompasses five major technologies to help filter the water residing in your septic tanks and ensure that the water released is clean and safe for everyone around.
Five major components that comprise the Advantex septic filter system are:
- The storage tank in which the waste accumulates and separates into its three common layers.
- The bio-tube pump unit to move the items around within the tank.
- The Advantex Filter Pod, which has the primary responsibility of continuously removing the harmful molecules from the water.
- Their proprietary Re-circulating Splitter Valve, which moves the water supply directly to the filter pod continuously to remove pollutants.
- The master control panel, which serves as the director for the operations performed within the tank.
First, the lowest layer holds all of the solid sewage waste whose density is greater than that of the material in the top and middle layers.
The middle strata contains all of the dirty water that is of a lower density than the solid refuse.
Third is the level of septic effluent floats on the very top.
While this is the standard composition of the modern septic tank, the Advantex system contains an outlet through which the middle layer of dirty water is able to enter the filtration cycle.
Every Advantex Septic Filter System includes a great deal of sensors that work to monitor the success of the filtration to ensure that water being released is safe for the local environment.
A lot of water tables hang in a delicate balance and even the slightest increase in pollutants in the water table could be enough to cause a health epidemic.
The systems monitor the water's travels through the constant filter cycle and will alert the owner of the system if the water becomes unhealthy for release back into the water supply.
While this filtration system is a great way to remove the dangerous molecules from the dirty water in the septic system and get water back into the water table, it is not recognized as such by some environmental government-based groups who are still performing tests.
Therefore, you should check with your local governing entity before investing in an Advantex septic filter system.
