Purpose of Low point drain (LDP) After Pressure testing of the piping system which is often done with water, it is important to drain all water from the pipe so that no rust can develop on the …

What Is a Low-Pressure Dosing System and How Does It Work? A Low-Pressure Dosing System is a highly effective wastewater treatment solution designed for properties where traditional …

Two general categories of low-pressure drainfields (LPD) are recognized based upon the strength of wastewater being dosed: low-pressure pipe (LPP) and shallow narrow drainfields. LPP is …

Pressure dosing septic system design guide: This document discusses types of effluent pressure dosing septic systems, including gravity dosing, pressure manifold dosing, rigid pipe pressure …

The LPD pipes are pressurized, so the effluent is dispersed throughout the entire absorption area at the same time (unlike in a conventional system which uses gravity).

While standard (conventional) and aerobic systems are most common septic systems in the San Antonio area, Low Pressure Dosing (LPD) systems can be a good alternative if your property’s …

Originating in North Carolina and Wisconsin, a LPP system is a shallow, pressure-dosed soil absorption system with a network of small diameter perforated pipes placed 25.4 to 45.7 cm …

The typical low-pressure pipe drainfield consists of a pressure manifold and trenches (although a bed-type configuration may be used). The laterals, usually 1¼- to 2-inch diameter PVC pipes, …

First, the waste is collected in the house, through a series of pipes, then collected into a single pipe outside the home into a collection tank (septic tank) . In a conventional, ground-disposal …

The Dosing component of LPD's is very powerful. Traditionally, when water was used in the home, the water slowly trickled out into the drain field over the next 30-45 minutes, and …