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the dispersal field. The system shown here is a small system, designed for limited use of by
two people with no laundry. The concept is not the same as a larger system. The tank is much
smaller than required and the design is missing some important items such as internal baffles
and a qualified site assessment. This system uses two 55 gallon (208.2 L) drums, as opposed
to the 1,000 to 2,000 gallon (3,785.4 to 7,570.8 L) tanks used for a standard home septic
system. The system we are creating here also has a dispersal field about one third that of a
large home.
Property owners planning a system similar to this one should be aware that this system would
not pass muster with any public health department in the USA, The owner to a hefty fine if the
system was discovered in use. On the other hand it is better to safely dispose of waste then
not. Today's water saving toilets use less than two gallons per flush. This system will handle
such a load. For people living in places without septic treatment it could be a life saver.
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Cut a hole in the top of each drum the size of the toilet flange pipe outside
measurement. It should be near the edge. A saber saw is best for this task.
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Attach a 4" toilet flange to each hole.
5
Cut two holes in the top side of the lower drum, as shown in the photo, 45
degrees away from a perpendicular line drawn from the hole on top to the far
side.
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Cut one hole in the upper drum opposite the hole in the top, as shown in the
7
Place the drum with one hole in the side at the end of the trench. Level the
photo.
drum. The top of the drum should be at least 4 inches (10.2 cm) below grade.
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Dig a hole about one foot deeper for the placement of the second drum in
9
Dig the hole mentioned in step 8 a little deeper and fill with gravel until the 90
front of the first.
ell fits perfectly from the hole in the side of the top drum to the toilet flange
of the lower drum.
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Cut a 3 1/2" piece of 4" ABS pipe (nipple) and glue it into one end of the
11
Test the fit for alignment between the two drums. The end with the short
90 ell. Cut another nipple about 2 1/2" long and glue it in the other end.
nipple should go into the upper drum. It should look like the photo in Step 9.
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When you are sure about the fit, glue the end of the 3 1/2" nipple into the
13
Glue a "Y" to 3 1/2 nipples and add a 45 degree bend to the left side of the
toilet flange. We will deal with sealing the connection to the upper drum later.
"Y". Align the "Y" to meet the incoming waste line, and glue it into the toilet
flange.
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Cut and glue (2) 2 1/2" nipples to the remaining two 45 degree bends at
one end only and insert into holes in the side of the lower drum, as shown
in the photo in step 7. The face of the two 45 degree bends should be perpendicular to
the trench.
15
See photo in Step 7
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Pound a stake into the ground so that the top of the stake is level with the
17
Tape a 1" wide block to the end of a 4 foot (1.2 m) level, as shown in the
bottom of the 45 degree bend coming out of one side of the bottom drum.
photo to the right.
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Start the second stake a little less than 4 feet (1.2 m) down the trench
19
Lay the end of the level without the block on the first stake and the block
from the first.
on the second. Pound the stake down until the level shows level when the
block is on the second stake. The second stake is now 1" lower than the first, or 1/4" per
foot.
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Repeat this process until you have stakes the length of the trench.
21
Place the gravel in the trench until the top of the gravel is equal with the
top of the stakes.
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The gravel should now slope away from the drums at 1/4" to the foot.
23
Place two pieces of 10 foot (3.0 m) 4" perforated drain pipe connected
with a slip coupler (holes down). Slide one end into the 45 degree bend of
the lower drum. Repeat on the other side.
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Check the drain pipes with the level and block to see if the 1/4" grade is
consistent along the length of the pipe. Adjust by adding or removing gravel
under the pipe.
25
Seal the 45 degree bends and the 90 degree bend to the lower and upper
drums, respectively. Try a two part epoxy. You could also use silicon caulk.
See the photo in step 6 for finished view of epoxy. Consider using flex pipe for this, so
that if the ground shifts it will give a little.
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If sealant has cured, fill drums with water to prevent the drums from
collapsing under the weight of the gravel. Bury the trench to the top of the
bottom drum with the remaining gravel.
27
Lay landscape fabric over the gravel. This will prevent the soil from seeping
into the gravel.
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Fill the remaining trench area with soil, compacting well to the original
29
Fill the upper drum with water.
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It is presumed that you know how to work with plastic ABS pipe. You must also have
equipment to dig the trench (or be willing to get a lot of exercise).
After a while, you may see settlement where the trench was. Fill with more soil and
compact with wheel of your car. Don't drive over the area that contains the drums.
The vertical side of the "Y" will be used to pump out the tank when it is completely fill
with solids.
The horizontal side of the "Y" connects to the waste source, and should be fitted with
a connector that fits the source supply line.
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The digestive tanks are made of two plastic 55 gallon (208.2 L) drums. The waste fills
the first tank, with the solids falling to the bottom. When the liquid reaches the level of
the outfall to the second tank, it drains into it. If any solids are there, they fall to the
bottom. When the liquid from the second tank reaches the two outfalls, it travels to
the gravel leaching field for dispersal. Most of the solids will liquefy over time and be
dispersed. After a couple of years, the solids may come to the top of the tank, and the
tank will have to be pumped out.
30% of the waste goes down in the ground and 70% is evaporated by sunlight. Don't
compact; it messes up the evaporation process.
Instead of a 90° elbow, you should put two of them together, to form a U. That way
the end that's in the first barrel will be pointing towards the bottom of the tank. Add a
short section of straight pipe to this, extending it a few inches deeper towards the
bottom. Solids either float or they sink. They don't stay around the middle. This way,
the solids don't ever make it to the second tank, only the broken down liquid waste.
The same should be done for each of the drainage pipes coming from the second
barrel. Just to make absolutely sure that no solids make their way into the world leach
field.
The depth of the trench is relative to the depth of the waste source line. If the line is
deeper or higher than the one shown, you will have to dig the trench deeper or
shallower to accommodate that depth. It's not that hard to figure. (Note: If you have
too shallow a trench, your septic system could be damaged easier.)
Warnings
Local Septic Regulations should be followed when constructing a septic system. It is
illegal to install a septic system with no permit, the permit will detail the local
requirements for installation of a septic system.
This is a very small capacity system. This is not designed to meet the needs of a
large household. It is designed for a small travel trailer and two people.
Depending on use, you may have to pump the upper drum once a year. The system
shown here has been pumped twice in five years.
Don't locate your septic system too close to trees, as tree roots will grow into your
line, and cause them to clog (with roots) and with time, cause harm to your system.
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(9) cubic yards of 3/4 or 1 1/2 crushed rock or blue metal
(80) square feet of landscape fabric
(2) 55 gallon (208.2 L) plastic drums
(10) ft of 4" ABS plastic pipe
(1) 4" ABS 90 degree bend (sometimes called a street Ell)
(1) 4" ABS Y branch (sometimes called a Y bend)
(3) 4" ABS 45 degree bend
(4) 10 feet (3.0 m). length of 4" perforated drain pipe
(2) 4" drain pipe couplers
(2) 4" toilet flanges
(1) 4' Level
(10) Wood Stakes
(1) Set of PVC glue
(1) Two part epoxy or silicon sealant
(1) 1" thick wood block
(1) Duct tape
(1) 4" ABS removable cap for pump out when needed
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the dispersal field. The system shown here is a small system, designed for limited use of by
two people with no laundry. The concept is not the same as a larger system. The tank is much
smaller than required and the design is missing some important items such as internal baffles
and a qualified site assessment. This system uses two 55 gallon (208.2 L) drums, as opposed
to the 1,000 to 2,000 gallon (3,785.4 to 7,570.8 L) tanks used for a standard home septic
system. The system we are creating here also has a dispersal field about one third that of a
large home.
Property owners planning a system similar to this one should be aware that this system would
not pass muster with any public health department in the USA, The owner to a hefty fine if the
system was discovered in use. On the other hand it is better to safely dispose of waste then
not. Today's water saving toilets use less than two gallons per flush. This system will handle
such a load. For people living in places without septic treatment it could be a life saver.
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Cut a hole in the top of each drum the size of the toilet flange pipe outside
measurement. It should be near the edge. A saber saw is best for this task.
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Attach a 4" toilet flange to each hole.
5
Cut two holes in the top side of the lower drum, as shown in the photo, 45
degrees away from a perpendicular line drawn from the hole on top to the far
side.
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Cut one hole in the upper drum opposite the hole in the top, as shown in the
7
Place the drum with one hole in the side at the end of the trench. Level the
photo.
drum. The top of the drum should be at least 4 inches (10.2 cm) below grade.
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Dig a hole about one foot deeper for the placement of the second drum in
9
Dig the hole mentioned in step 8 a little deeper and fill with gravel until the 90
front of the first.
ell fits perfectly from the hole in the side of the top drum to the toilet flange
of the lower drum.
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Cut a 3 1/2" piece of 4" ABS pipe (nipple) and glue it into one end of the
11
Test the fit for alignment between the two drums. The end with the short
90 ell. Cut another nipple about 2 1/2" long and glue it in the other end.
nipple should go into the upper drum. It should look like the photo in Step 9.
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When you are sure about the fit, glue the end of the 3 1/2" nipple into the
13
Glue a "Y" to 3 1/2 nipples and add a 45 degree bend to the left side of the
toilet flange. We will deal with sealing the connection to the upper drum later.
"Y". Align the "Y" to meet the incoming waste line, and glue it into the toilet
flange.
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Cut and glue (2) 2 1/2" nipples to the remaining two 45 degree bends at
one end only and insert into holes in the side of the lower drum, as shown
in the photo in step 7. The face of the two 45 degree bends should be perpendicular to
the trench.
15
See photo in Step 7
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Pound a stake into the ground so that the top of the stake is level with the
17
Tape a 1" wide block to the end of a 4 foot (1.2 m) level, as shown in the
bottom of the 45 degree bend coming out of one side of the bottom drum.
photo to the right.
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Start the second stake a little less than 4 feet (1.2 m) down the trench
19
Lay the end of the level without the block on the first stake and the block
from the first.
on the second. Pound the stake down until the level shows level when the
block is on the second stake. The second stake is now 1" lower than the first, or 1/4" per
foot.
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Repeat this process until you have stakes the length of the trench.
21
Place the gravel in the trench until the top of the gravel is equal with the
top of the stakes.
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The gravel should now slope away from the drums at 1/4" to the foot.
23
Place two pieces of 10 foot (3.0 m) 4" perforated drain pipe connected
with a slip coupler (holes down). Slide one end into the 45 degree bend of
the lower drum. Repeat on the other side.
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Check the drain pipes with the level and block to see if the 1/4" grade is
consistent along the length of the pipe. Adjust by adding or removing gravel
under the pipe.
25
Seal the 45 degree bends and the 90 degree bend to the lower and upper
drums, respectively. Try a two part epoxy. You could also use silicon caulk.
See the photo in step 6 for finished view of epoxy. Consider using flex pipe for this, so
that if the ground shifts it will give a little.
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If sealant has cured, fill drums with water to prevent the drums from
collapsing under the weight of the gravel. Bury the trench to the top of the
bottom drum with the remaining gravel.
27
Lay landscape fabric over the gravel. This will prevent the soil from seeping
into the gravel.
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Fill the remaining trench area with soil, compacting well to the original
29
Fill the upper drum with water.
grade.
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Can you tell us about
Can you tell us about
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Clothing
Stains?
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Cell phones?
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Video
septic
Tips
It is presumed that you know how to work with plastic ABS pipe. You must also have
equipment to dig the trench (or be willing to get a lot of exercise).
After a while, you may see settlement where the trench was. Fill with more soil and
compact with wheel of your car. Don't drive over the area that contains the drums.
The vertical side of the "Y" will be used to pump out the tank when it is completely fill
with solids.
The horizontal side of the "Y" connects to the waste source, and should be fitted with
a connector that fits the source supply line.
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The digestive tanks are made of two plastic 55 gallon (208.2 L) drums. The waste fills
the first tank, with the solids falling to the bottom. When the liquid reaches the level of
the outfall to the second tank, it drains into it. If any solids are there, they fall to the
bottom. When the liquid from the second tank reaches the two outfalls, it travels to
the gravel leaching field for dispersal. Most of the solids will liquefy over time and be
dispersed. After a couple of years, the solids may come to the top of the tank, and the
tank will have to be pumped out.
30% of the waste goes down in the ground and 70% is evaporated by sunlight. Don't
compact; it messes up the evaporation process.
Instead of a 90° elbow, you should put two of them together, to form a U. That way
the end that's in the first barrel will be pointing towards the bottom of the tank. Add a
short section of straight pipe to this, extending it a few inches deeper towards the
bottom. Solids either float or they sink. They don't stay around the middle. This way,
the solids don't ever make it to the second tank, only the broken down liquid waste.
The same should be done for each of the drainage pipes coming from the second
barrel. Just to make absolutely sure that no solids make their way into the world leach
field.
The depth of the trench is relative to the depth of the waste source line. If the line is
deeper or higher than the one shown, you will have to dig the trench deeper or
shallower to accommodate that depth. It's not that hard to figure. (Note: If you have
too shallow a trench, your septic system could be damaged easier.)
Warnings
Local Septic Regulations should be followed when constructing a septic system. It is
illegal to install a septic system with no permit, the permit will detail the local
requirements for installation of a septic system.
This is a very small capacity system. This is not designed to meet the needs of a
large household. It is designed for a small travel trailer and two people.
Depending on use, you may have to pump the upper drum once a year. The system
shown here has been pumped twice in five years.
Don't locate your septic system too close to trees, as tree roots will grow into your
line, and cause them to clog (with roots) and with time, cause harm to your system.
Things You'll Need
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(9) cubic yards of 3/4 or 1 1/2 crushed rock or blue metal
(80) square feet of landscape fabric
(2) 55 gallon (208.2 L) plastic drums
(10) ft of 4" ABS plastic pipe
(1) 4" ABS 90 degree bend (sometimes called a street Ell)
(1) 4" ABS Y branch (sometimes called a Y bend)
(3) 4" ABS 45 degree bend
(4) 10 feet (3.0 m). length of 4" perforated drain pipe
(2) 4" drain pipe couplers
(2) 4" toilet flanges
(1) 4' Level
(10) Wood Stakes
(1) Set of PVC glue
(1) Two part epoxy or silicon sealant
(1) 1" thick wood block
(1) Duct tape
(1) 4" ABS removable cap for pump out when needed
Related wikiHows
How to
Create a Septic
System for Pet
Waste
How to
How to
How to
Hide a Septic
Tank Riser or Cap
Care for a Septic
System
Establish a
Remote Water
System
Article Info
Categories: Plumbing Drains Waste and Vents
In other languages:
Español: construir un pequeño sistema séptico, Русский: сделать небольшую
септическую систему, Português: Construir um Pequeno Sistema de Fossa
Séptica, Deutsch: Ein kleines septisches System bauen
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