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The Science Behind the Strength of Infiltrator Chambers and Tanks

Corrugated shapes can be found in a variety of materials including but not limited to corrugated cardboard, plastic sheet, metal siding and roofing, and metal and thermoplastic pipe. The shapes within the corrugations provide greater strength to products than what they would have using just a flat sheet of the same material. For example, corrugated metal roofing is better able to support a heavy snow load than a flat sheet of the same metal. The advantage corrugated shapes provide is the creation of many small interconnected “beams” that collectively serve as reinforcing structures, leading to improved load-resisting capability. Infiltrator’s molded thermoplastic Quick4 and Arc chambers and IM-Series tanks employ corrugated designs. 

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by David Lentz, P.E.  | 

Making Wastewater Treatment Convenient: Three Design Tips for Convenience Store Wastewater Treatment Systems

Convenience stores generate hundreds to thousands of gallons of high strength wastewater each day requiring specialized treatment for long-term sustainability. Onsite wastewater treatment is the only solution for convenience stores where a centralized sewer system is not available. Having a properly engineered system will save money and prevent premature system replacement.

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by Allison Blodig  | 

How to Contact Customer Service at Infiltrator

At Infiltrator Water Technologies our Customer Service Team is committed to providing prompt responses and exceptional experiences. In order to improve our response time to your order requests and emails, we have implemented a series of new email addresses for each of our sales regions. 

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Posted 4/23/2021

Six Wastewater Treatment Best Practices for Campgrounds and Recreational Vehicle (RV) Parks

In the past year we’ve seen a shift in the way many people are vacationing. There’s been a shift in demand for plane trips and hotel-based stays to motor homes and recreational vehicles (RVs). The increased interest in RV parks and campgrounds presents new challenges to property owners including wastewater treatment. Many of these parks are located well outside the boundaries of centralized sewer systems which means they require significant investment in decentralized treatment systems.

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by Allison Blodig & Aaron Burke P.E.  |