These photographs and specifications are from a four bedroom residential system, previously approved for another alternative septic system, and converted to an AdvanTex Treatment System. The owner wished to keep the treatment system away from the residence, which required the installation of three concrete septic tanks, to achieve primary treatment, secondary treatment, and a pump chamber to dose the disposal beds. There are three individual shallow placed disposal beds (12" installation depth), that are dosed by gravity from an eight port distribution box.

Specifications:
Peak Sewage Flow:	600 gallons per day
Estimated Percolation Rate:	55 minutes per inch (Class III Soils)
Septic Tank:	1,200 gallon - concrete mid seam
Treatment Tank:	1,000 gallon - top seam
Pump Chamber:	1,000 gallon - top seam
AdvanTex Module:	AX-20 - one unit Module is time dosed for 30 seconds and rested for 9.5 minutes
Disposal Method:	Three 14'x 24' Gravel Beds = 1,008 square feet Beds are time dosed for 1 minute and rested for 90 minutes

Installation was performed by: Parsley Septic Company Located in James City County (757) 566-1784	First pad fully installed. Pads were installed level to contour, at a maximum depth of 12". Each pad has a minimum of 6" of cover, were sloped to promote runoff, and seeded.	First half of 2nd pad installed. Notice 4" perforated pipe extending from end of pad to be connected to distribution system.
Final Grade & Seeding of Disposal Area.	Setting the 1,000 gallon top seam treatment tank. Risers were Pre-Cast and set prior to delivery.	AdvanTex AX-20 Module and Risers
AdvanTex AX-20 Module and Risers.	Installation of the Recirculation Splitter Valve connector and riser.	Wiring the AdvanTex Module and Pump Chamber
AdvanTex Module discharging to Pump Chamber for discharge to disposal beds.	Completed Installation