Where should rural septic tanks be built

    Rural septic tanks are equipment used to treat feces and filter and precipitate them. Many people do not understand how to effectively handle the discharge of sewage from rural septic tanks? The drainage pipe of a newly built house should be designed well and reasonably convenient. So, where is the most suitable location for digging the septic tank?

    No matter what kind of septic tank it is, it is good. Glass reinforced concrete septic tanks, traditional brick septic tanks, plastic septic tanks, and a series of other types of septic tanks cannot do without the following three agreements:

1. Feng Shui

    In rural areas, there is also a certain emphasis on feng shui when it comes to soil excavation. From a feng shui perspective, contaminated objects cannot be placed in the southeast, south, north, southwest, or east. If the location is not appropriate, people will be deeply affected by the polluted air, which will have a serious impact on their health and financial luck.

2. Recycling utilization

    It is necessary to adapt to the location of one's own toilet and the outdoor terrain according to local conditions, which not only meets the requirements but also saves costs. In fact, it is suitable to build a septic tank near a vegetable garden at home. In the eyes of hardworking farmers, these things are precious. A good way is to reuse the sewage and let it circulate. Many farmers have a yard in front of and behind their homes, with flowers and plants planted in the front yard and fruits and vegetables planted in the back yard. At this time, we can use it to grow vegetables, fields, and crops, which saves on chemical fertilizers and nourishes crops. Moreover, naturally fermented manure is much better than current agricultural fertilizers. Nowadays, water orchards advocate the use of farmyard fertilizers, which can be said to kill two birds with one stone. Secondly, compared to urban areas, the population density in rural areas is relatively low. In terms of waste management, it is generally advocated to build biogas digesters for waste reuse.

3. Drainage setting

    A biogas digester can produce a portion of biogas through pressurized oxygen fermentation, which can be used to turn it into gas for cooking and boiling water. A septic tank can be built in the yard, and then connected to the indoor toilet with pipes. The septic tank is usually built in three compartments, and the effluent is already sewage. Then, a small manhole can be made to discharge it together with normal domestic sewage. In addition, it should be noted that shower water and toilet sewage are discharged separately, because the amount of shower water is generally large, which can easily cause the septic tank to overflow or cause the sewage in the septic tank to not fully ferment and degrade before being discharged directly, posing a safety hazard.