THE HOOT TREATMENT PROCESS

THE EFFICIENT FIVE STAGE HOOT TREATMENT SYSTEM IS DESIGNED WITH THESE COMPONENTS:

1) Pretreatment Tank is the first component of the system, is where the influent waters enter the HOOT Aerobic System. The aerobic decomposition of the influent begins in the Pretreatment Tank. It also holds any non-biodegradables inadvertently added to the system.

2) Aeration Chamber where oxygen is pumped into the waste water. This is the heart of this activated sewage treatment system, which introduces oxygen by pump into the sewage. The aeration thoroughly mixes the organic materials of the sewage with the bacterial population, so the bacteria attacks and reduces the organic materials.

3) Clarifier Chamber where the clear, odorless effluent rises. Any activated sludge settling in the final clarifier chamber is reintroduced into the aeration chamber by sewage movement in the aeration chamber.

4) Chlorinator through which the clear effluents passes for disinfection.

5) Holding Tank is where Disinfected effluent is held for discharge.

6) Aerator Pump that is extremely quiet and efficient.

7) Complete Control Center monitors and controls the system.

8) Discharge (Blaster) Pump is specially designed for HOOT Systems, and discharges the effluent into a variety of disposal systems, that range from:

Sprinklers for surface irrigation

Drip Irrigation

Leeching Chambers

Mound system

Standard Drainfields