What is required for on-site sewage management systems with 500 linear feet or more of field line?

For on-site sewage management systems that feature 500 linear feet or more of field line, a dosing device is often required to ensure the efficient functioning of the system. The primary role of a dosing device is to control the distribution of wastewater into the drain field effectively. This is especially important for longer field lines, as gravity alone may not provide adequate flow and even distribution of effluent across the entire length of the field lines.

By using a dosing device, the system can manage the volume and timing of wastewater flow. This prevents pooling or saturation in any particular area of the drain field, promoting more effective absorption and treatment of sewage. This setup helps maintain the operational integrity of the system and prolongs its lifespan by preventing the potential overloading of certain sections of the field.

Utilizing a dosing device also allows for greater flexibility in system design, accommodating various site conditions and ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements. This is particularly crucial in commercial applications where the volume of sewage and the required treatment levels can fluctuate significantly.