One of the most critical parts of an onsite wastewater treatment system is the development of a healthy biomat, yet biomat is not something that can be purchased from a distributor. So, what exactly is the biomat and how does it form in a drainfield?

Combined treatment and dispersal (CTD) technology is a reliable, sustainable, non-electric, low impact means of treating domestic wastewater to secondary standards and dispersing the treated water to the native soil within the CTD system footprint. This presentation will go over the basic elements of CTD technology; including what it is, how CTD systems function, and why the systems are increasingly becoming an important solution for wastewater management professionals.

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As many regions face a water supply crisis, decentralized systems can be one of the tools to offer a means to mitigate the depletion of water supply aquifers. Only 0.3% of earth's water is usable by humans therefore maintaining water onsite, close to its source has many environmental and public health benefits. As we celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Clean Water Act, this presentation will highlight the many benefits of onsite wastewater treatment systems.

There are common industry misconceptions in the life cycle of an active wastewater treatment system. Addressing these myths can help industry professionals properly design, install, and maintain active treatment systems for optimal system performance and longevity.