These photographs and specifications are from a three bedroom residential system. It is new construction, and was a conversion from another alternative treatment system to AdvanTex. The available area was restrictive due to high seasonal water table. As you can see, the AdvanTex Treatment Module had to be installed above grade. Active water table was struck at fifty (50) inches below grade, and the septic tank, processing tank and pump station couldn't be set any deeper. Due to water table restrictions, the design called for a shallow placed pad installed at 12".

Specifications:
Peak Sewage Flow:	450 gallons per day
Estimated Percolation Rate:	30 minutes per inch (Class IIa Soils)
Primary Treatment Tank:	1,000 gallon concrete septic tank
Treatment Tank:	1,000 gallon concrete septic tank
Pump Chamber:	1,000 gallon concrete septic tank
AdvanTex Module:	AX-20 - one unit Module is time dosed for 30 seconds and rested for 9.5 minutes
Disposal Method:	Twin 16' x 23' Gravel Beds = 736 square feet Bed is time dosed for 3 minutes and rested for 90 minutes

Soils Evaluation by: Coastal Plains Environmental Group System Design by: Coastal Plains Environmental Group System Installed by: Forrest Septic Service 757.543.6100	System Installed by: Forrest Septic Tank	Forrest installed all three septic tanks in a unique configuration that conserved space and made a compact installation.
AdvanTex Module & risers set.	Close up of "Split Flow "T" which diverts effluent to the pump chamber	First pad is completed, distribution box has been set. Ready to gravel the second pad.
Second pad has been graveled. Contractor ready to set the distribution pipes		Distribution Piping has been laid, and now the pad will be filled with an additional 6" of gravel, and backfilled.

At the time of posting these photographs, final grading and landscaping around the AdvanTex Treatment System has not been completed. I will take additional photographs and post the final grade after my 90 day start-up visit.