NDDS septic system Archives

January 25 2018

21825 CR 4, Hudson CO

Clint Britt Engineered System Engineered septic System, Hudson Colorado Septic, NDDS septic system, Septic System Installation, Weld County septic system

THIS IS AN NDDS SYSTEM IN HUDSON CO, IN WELD COUNTY. THE HOME IS A 3 BEDROOM AND THEREFOR A 1,000 GALLON POLY SEPTIC TANK, A 500 GALLON POLY PUMP TANK (BOTH MADE BY INFILTRATORS), WHICH PUMPED TO 4 VALVES SERVING A 6400 SQUARE FOOT FIELD. INSTALLED AT 24″ WITH MINIMUM DEPTH 12″ AND THE MAX WAS 30″ TO ACHEIVE PROPER PERCOLATION AND EVAPORATION.

Design of system: Homestake Engineering

Aggregate Supplier: NA

Plastic Supplier: Plastics Inc.

Tank Supplier: Plastics Inc. (Infiltrator Tanks)

County: Weld

We began with locating the knockout in the foundation wall, that was left by the mudman, Effran. We glued the cleanout and capped to 6″ above grade.

Here is a pic of the 1000 gallon tank out of the ground. It’s about 11′ long by 5′ tall and 5′ wide.

Here is a shot of the tanks set in the ground. Notice the electric wire that are actually buried under the main line and being pulled back so we can backfill around the 1st tank. The tanks need to be level!

Here is a shot of the 500 gallon pump tank with the SJE Rhombus doing control box/alarm combo. This pump tank houses the 1/2 horse power Liberty Pump; which pumps the effluent water to the field. The pump sits on that paver that happens to be in the background.

So here is the 2″ supply line from the pump tank the to valve nest area.

Here is the valve nest area. This is meant to distribute an even amount of effluent to the 4 fields, so it MUST BE LEVEL! Notice a plumbers valve in before the valves. This valve shall be placed at the high-point from the pump to the valve area.

Here is a pic of the 1st 2 zones of drip irrigation field. This field has 4 systems – each having 8 lines that are 100′ long. They also must be 2′ apart and not be deeper than 30″ or shallower than 12″. It’s important that the headers are installed level, and the laterals (lines) shall remain level too.

Another shot of the drip field. Laterals must be 2″ wide, or greater.

Here are zones 3 and 4. We have ‘bedded’ the lines in preparation for inspection from Weld County and the Designing Engineer.

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November 25 2017

6767 Lakeside Circle, Littleton CO

Clint Britt Engineered System 1500 gallon poly tank, 500 gallon pump tank, Engineered septic System, Littleton CO Septic Replacement, NDDS septic system, Septic System Installation

Here is a Engineered pump system which was an addition to a ‘mother-in-law’ suite on top the 2nd story of a detached garge. The Engineer called for a 1000 gallon tank and a 500 gallon pump tank. We used a .5hp Liberty Pump with Colorado panel for dosing metrics and alarm.

Design of system: Homestake Engineering

Aggregate Supplier: NA

Plastic Supplier: Plastics Inc.

Tank Supplier: Plastics Inc.

County: Douglas

We began with running the septic line out of the garage and 2 45 degree turns, under the driveway, and 2 more 45 degree turns to the tanks.

Here are the tanks behind the garage (after a nasty rainstorm!!)

This job has tight space. The engineer and owner wanted the field next to the fence, but due to a water line easement, we had to stay 25′ away. Had to find another spot.

So, we found another location, but due to lot-size limits, we had to cut our pipe in 1/2 and double the amount of trenches. All for 1 water line easement. uggg.