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Upgrades to the MicroSepTec EnviroServers are listed below. Specific part numbers ha7been <br /> included until the tanks are pumped, cleaned and the specified components removed so that accurate <br /> replacements can be obtained: <br /> 1. Pumping the three tanks and inspecting for water tightness, structural integrity and sealed baffles. <br /> 2. Install Polylok effluent filters in fourth chamber of each tank. <br /> 3. Install new regenerative blowers with six new commercial diffuser connections. <br /> 4. Install new mechanical recirculation pumps in each module. <br /> 5. Install a new control panel to time-dose the three recirculation pumps. <br /> Reconstruction of the new leachfield will consist of excavating the native soil to approximately nine <br /> ft deep; a total of-1,275 cy. The spoils will be transported to nearby farmland and used to increase <br /> the silt/clay content of the arable onsite soils, and thus increasing soil fertility potential. The <br /> excavation will be backfilled with engineered fill with the following characteristics: <br /> i <br /> A well-graded backfill material meeting grade size distribution curve characteristics is essential. <br /> Engineered fill has been located from Teichert Aggregates in Vernalis, CA. A Particle Size <br /> Distribution Report on this material from Terracon Consultants and Teichert's Material Evaluation <br /> Sheet are found in Appendix I. Particle sizes D,o,D309 D60 have been used for the curve analysis. The <br /> Uniformity Coefficient(Cu)and the Coefficient of Curvature(Cc) classify the material as well-graded <br /> or poorly-graded. A Cu value of between 3.9 and 6 classifies the material as well-graded. <br /> Additionally, for the material to also be well-graded,the value of Cc should range between 1 and 3. <br /> A critical nature is the percent passing the#200 sieve. This must be less than 3%. The lower the <br /> percentage,the more favorable the material. <br /> The native soil will be used for soil cap material; however, the depth of cap material over the EZ <br /> Flow modules is unknown at this time. The cap should slope to allow heavy rainfall to drain into the <br /> adjacent storm drain. Native vegetation should grow over the leachfield soil surface. Two <br /> observation Tubes will be installed in the southeast and northwest corners of the excavated leachfield, <br /> as illustrated on the Design Plans. <br /> The existing high-head pumps in the final chambers of the three EnviroServers will each supply the <br /> new engineered leachfield with pressurized effluent, as illustrated on the Design Plans. Perforated <br /> 1.25" laterals with 1/8" diameter orifices every 5' will be installed within the 4" perforated pipe of the <br /> Infiltrator EZ Flow modules. As the laterals pressurize, effluent will flow through the 4" perforated <br /> pipe to create relative equal distribution. Blank modules will be installed side-by-side against the <br /> perforated pipe modules, as illustrated in Appendix H, and secured together with strapping. <br /> LL i <br /> Pae -4- <br /> Chesney Consulting <br />