Each sewage treatment plant comes with detailed installation instructions, and these must be strictly followed. When excavating holes, there are numerous health and safety concerns.

Is it possible to install a sewage treatment plant on your own?

Installing a sewage treatment plant should only be done by qualified individuals, who are familiar with digging in the earth. In light of this, the installation of the sewage treatment plant can be divided into the following parts:

• Pre-checks: Be aware of the entering pipework's depth and match it to the treatment facility. Know the depth of the treatment plant's outfall as well. If you can't obtain a gravity outfall to the ditch, you'll need a pumped outlet system.
• Be aware of the required digging depth: Local ground knowledge is quite helpful in this situation. If you go deeper and discover water, you will need to drain it and possibly shore up the hole, to keep it from collapsing. If you don't know what you're doing, this could turn out to be a significant issue.
• When ordering the treatment plant: Talk to us about the installation and let us know how deep your drainage pipes are, so that we can make sure you obtain the best solution for your needs.
• Getting the treatment plant: Before signing for the treatment plant, make sure you have everything. If unsure, call and inquire.
• Excavation: Dig the pit, taking care to lay the basis that will support the treatment plant. Consider adding 200 mm of gravel to your excavation depth if you need to.
• Backfilling: Some models work well with gravel, while others need concrete. To verify this, read the installation documentation for the device you purchased.
• Installing the inlet and outlet: This is a necessary step that should be simple if your measurements are accurate. To make it simple to address issues should they arise in the future, we suggest people to install inspection manholes before and after the treatment plant.
• Wiring and setup: It should be handled by a licensed electrician.
• Commissioning: If you can have a sewage service engineer commission the system, it will be worthwhile. Someone with the necessary expertise might catch a mistake or issue, which you wouldn't have considered.
• Check for damage to the tank: Due to the fact that most manufacturers won't accept claims for damage after the tank is installed, it is important to thoroughly inspect the tank when it is received.
• Verify again that your invert depths are correct: You ought to have assessed the depth of your incoming pipes during the site survey, and design phases of your project and purchased a tank with the required invert levels.
• Setting up the tank: Check the installation manual's specifications against the location you've picked, for installation because certain tanks may have additional requirements or minimum distances.
• Fill the void: Make sure it is big enough to hold the tank and any additional backfill, and then construct the proper base (usually made of concrete) for the tank to sit on.
• Consider drainage falls: Although, this ought to have been considered in your planning from the beginning, it never hurts to double-check, particularly with a gravity system.
• Place the tank: Using the designated lifting mechanism, carefully lower the tank into the hole while ensuring that the inlet and outlet orientations are correct, and the tank is level.
• Apply the correct backfill: The most frequent suggestions are concrete, gravel, or sand; nevertheless, check the instruction booklet to find out what the manufacturer suggests, and adhere to their instructions for adding backfill to the site.
• Join the outlet with the inlet: If everything goes according to plan, this should be a straightforward process, but if you're unsure, call a qualified plumber.
• Join the outlet with the inlet: The pipework should be easy to connect, assuming that everything has gone according to plan so far. However, it is important to note that some manufacturers advise building inspection chambers before, and after the treatment plant to give for easier maintenance access in case problems develop later.
• Use the appropriate frame and cover: The best cover and frame ought to have previously been sent, presuming you provided the water treatment plant provider or manufacturer with the suitable site information.

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