When it flows from the outlet from the bio-septic tank to the soak-pit there will be no smell. However, if it is sprayed on a lawn with a pump from the last compartment of the tank there may be odour.

After the 5 compartment treatment the effluent will be clear.

The water from the last compartment will overflow into the soak-pit by gravity. There is no need to pump it out.

The BOD will be 50 to 70 ppm in the last tank.

The water from the last compartment will overflow into the soak-pit by gravity. There is no need to pump it out.

Normally 2 to 3 days is the recommended residence time for a 2 compartment septic tank treatment. Our bio-septic tank is designed for 6 days residence time and has 5 stage (compartment) design. Also, we provide poly-grass lining for the bacteria to adhere and grow and extended surface area with bio-media. If the system is not overloaded it should work without any problem.

We supply only a start-up bacteria culture. The total system attains equilibrium in about 2 to 3 weeks. The culture can be added 10 to 15 days before the use of the bio-septic tank. 1 Kg. of culture can be added to 100 liters of water in the tank.

No need to replace the inoculum. It will keep regenerating as long as the bio-septic tank is in use.

MLSS/MLVSS occurs only in aeration process. Ours is anaerobic process and hence the sludge is continuously digested.

We give provision for gas exhaust. However, unless absolutely necessary there is no need for a pipe to disperse the gases.

If the tank is kept sealed and the soak-pit is covered there will be no mosquito problem

  1. a) A bar-screen chamber is a must before the bio-septic tank to filter plastic and other non-digestible wastes.
  2. b) The system must not be overloaded.
  3. c) The soak-pit must absorb the effluents from the bio-septic tank. It should not be installed in high water table area.

Nothing to be filled.

No need for any back-wash