Go Green is a small, innovative technology company that specializes in custom design of advanced wastewater treatment systems. In this age of increased ecological awareness and tougher government regulation, conventional septic tank systems are no longer adequate. Highly reliable, low maintenance, quiet systems that meet the highest standards of water treatment are required.
We offer a range of solutions suitable for marine or land based use, that can be installed nearly anywhere, from a mobile home to a facility handling a sub-division. Whether you are a homeowner with a failed septic system, a general contractor, or a government agency, our staff can meet your needs.
We offer a range of solutions suitable for marine or land based use, that can be installed nearly anywhere, from a mobile home to a facility handling a sub-division. Whether you are a homeowner with a failed septic system, a general contractor, or a government agency, our staff can meet your needs.
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Any vessel operating in United States or Canadian waters that includes either an onboard toilet, kitchen or laundry is required to have a marine sanitation device. Usually this takes the form of a holding tank which acts much like a septic tank. At some harbours there are facilities where the wastewater can be pumped off to a second holding tank onto a barge (see middle picture to the left).
Design Criteria - Soil percolation tests at several locations gave percolation rates of 145 minutes per inch. The normal range is 5 to 30 minutes per inch. A high percolation time is indicative of an impervious layer (typically clay) and the common result is the dispersal field becomes plugged with solids within a year or two.
Type of site - Commercial office building, with several toilets serving 8 people. An existing septic tank system had plugged the dispersal field adjacent to the parking lot, causing effluent to sit on surface. Design criteria - Biological treatment would have to be higher than normal for a household, due to the high concentration of fecal matter.
Type of Installation - 30 wooden cabins to be developed under a strata plan in three phases. Design Criteria - The cabins were expected to have an average water consumption of 165 imperial gallons per day for a 1 bedroom unit up to 250 gallons for a two bedroom unit with a loft. The potable water for the adjacent comes from wells, so there were concerns about contamination of the aquifer.
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