Strong Durable Leakproof Corrosion Resistant Chemical Storage Tank Application: Industrial

The septic tank is a container that is buried in the ground and used to store and break down wastewater. The tank is usually constructed of concrete, fiberglass, or plastic. The septic tank has a few different parts: the septic tank, the inlet pipe, the outlet pipe, and the drain field. The septic tank is where the wastewater enters the tank. It is usually 3-4 feet deep and constructed of concrete, fiberglass, or plastic. Wastewater is dumped into the tank through the inlet pipe and then passes through a layer of sand. The layer of and sand separates the liquid from the solid material in the wastewater. This is to prevent the solid material from clogging up the pipes. The wastewater then enters a layer of soil and percolates through it. This allows bacteria to break down the wastewater. The percolated water eventually drains into the outlet pipe and leaves the tank. The septic tank is usually constructed so that it drains into a drain field, which can be made of concrete, sand, or plastic.