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i <br /> M Infiltrator Systems-infiltrative surface, chambers Page 1 of 2 <br /> f a <br /> Environmental Onslrt �a <br /> SYSTEMS INC Wastc watcr Sohirions <br /> Support Center IMsigners&Engineers- <br /> Advantages <br /> Designers & Engineers Tech <br /> Tech service�support <br /> Product Dernos <br /> Training&Education <br /> Information Center I Frequently Asked Questions Information Center <br /> FAQ's <br /> Where can I get local installation code,system designs,and product technical questions Links of Interest <br /> Casa Studies <br /> answered? Performance Data <br /> Many installation requirements and options are governed by local codes instituted by the health <br /> department in your area.When in question,check with the local health department for specifics <br /> and follow their code instructions.Any design or installation questions not answered here can be <br /> directed to the Infiltrator Systems'Technical Services staff by calling 1-800-71S-2754- <br /> In what types of systems can Infiltrator chambers be installed? <br /> Infiltrator chambers can be used in almost any septic leachfield application.Wherever stone and pipe can be installed,Infiltra <br /> chambers can be used.This includes trench,bed,and elevated mound installations.Infiltrator <br /> chambers provide superior <br /> treatment capabilities in pressure dosing,level distribution,serial distribution,evapotranspiration,and sand filter applications. <br /> When I install Infiltrator chambers,how much can the size of the leachfieid be reduced? <br /> System sizing is determined by each local health departments.Typically,health departments have approved sizing reduction <br /> of 25 to 50 percent when Infiltrator chambers are specified.Check your local health codes for the specifics in your area. <br /> What is the required distance between trenches?What is time required distance between chambers installed in a bed <br /> system? <br /> Trench spacing requirements are determined by local health codes so check with your local health department.In beds, <br /> Infiltrator Systems recommends a minimum of S inches separation between the feet of the chambers. <br /> What is the Sidewinder®sidewall? <br /> The Sidewinder sidewall is an improved sidewall design that provides greater system performance.The sidewall features <br /> MicroLeachingTM louvers that run along the entire wail of the Infiltrator chamber.This creates up to a 35 percent increase in <br /> open area on the sidewall as compared with a flat sidewall construction. <br /> What is the difference between the Standard Infiltrator chamber and the Standard SideWrnder chamber? <br /> These two chambers have the same dimensions(34'W x 75"L x 12'H),however the SideWrnder chamber features the <br /> patented SideWinder sidewall design. <br /> What is the difference between the High Capacity Infiltrator chamber,the High Capacity Sidewinder chamber,and tt <br /> High Capacity Infiltrator H-20 chamber? <br /> All three chambers have the same dimensions(34'W x 75"L x 16'H�The SideWrnder chamber features the Sidewinder <br /> sidewall design,while the High Capacity Infiltrator chamber and the High Capacity Infiltrator H-20 chamber do not.The High I <br /> Capacity Infiltrator W20 chamber is a physically stronger chamber.typically used in sthrmwater management systems where <br /> is installed under parking lots.it's strength results from the use of a dif ierent blend of plastic in manufacturing the chamber. <br /> Can chambers be installed under a driveway or paved surface? <br /> Some health codes do not allow septic leachfields to be installed under impervious surfaces such as a driveway.This is <br /> because the surface pressure can compact the soil,resulting in a negative affect on the soil's ability to treat effluent <br /> (wastewater).Check with your local health department for the specific codes for your area.If this type of installation is allawe <br /> call Infiltrator Systems'Technical Services staff at 1-800-718-2754 for design and Installation instructions. <br /> What is Infiltrator Systems*specificafto for minimum and ma)dmum system cover? <br /> Infiltrator Systems recommends a minimum of 12 inches of compacted cover over the chambers_Maximum allowable cover <br /> over the chambers in a trench system is 96 inches.In bed systems,the maximum cover is 48 inches.If the drainfleld Is iocatr <br /> in a non-traffic area,minimum cover can be reduced to six indles.Exercise caution with equipment when Qrstalfing a system <br /> the 6-inch depth.Infiltrator Systems does offer a line of Shallow Cover(SC)Chambers that allow for six inches of cover with <br /> H-10iequivalent loading rate,however these are only available in specific markets.Always check with your local health codes �! <br /> for specific cover requirements. <br /> http://www.infiltratorsystems.com/sc_desigaers_infb_faq.htm 12/14/2003 <br /> is <br /> i -d OSEE '65G '602 "Jr `auvuayog aYu.u3 dT0 =Z0 60 S1 oaa <br />