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A storm sewer doesn’t transport sewage and doesn’t need to go to a plant for remedy. Build-up of excessive scum or sludge in the tank will cause solids to enter the soil treatment space and plug it over time. Subsurface bio-reactors don’t undergo from these limitations, and in contrast to other edge-of-discipline therapy strategies, they don’t […] View
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Dalgaard Hanna posted an update 7 months ago
A storm sewer doesn’t transport sewage and doesn’t need to go to a plant for remedy. Build-up of excessive scum or sludge in the tank will cause solids to enter the soil treatment space and plug it over time. Subsurface bio-reactors don’t undergo from these limitations, and in contrast to other edge-of-discipline therapy strategies, they don’t…[Read more]
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Dalgaard Hanna became a registered member 7 months ago
