Cleaning both ground and high level gutting. Abacus can clear any debris from your guttering and hard to reach surfaces.
Modern Septic Tanks
Septics tanks of modern design are constructed from inert, synthetic materials such as fibre glass or plastics, but work to much the same principles that older systems traditionally worked. With central baffles dividing the septic tank into three separate sections, allowing the waste water to move easily through the system.
Waste water enters the tank through the inlet pipe, discharging directly into the bottom section. Here some of the solid waste floats while the rest settles onto the base of the tank. Slotted baffles allow clarified waste, filtered of larger solids, upward into the central section). From here, the smaller particles of waste are separated from the waste water as it passes into the top section where is can be release from the outlet pipe to the soak away.
The baffles in the tank include a ball that rises and falls as the level of waste in the tank changes. By floating to the very top of the base section producing a watertight seal preventing larger waste escaping into the upper sections. When the sludge from the tank is emptied, this central ball drops to allow access for removing the sediment sitting at the bottom of the tank.
