Hello, my name is Edgar Alvis, I am from Colombia and had a long path to get to the United States where I am involved in wastewater treatment plant designs working with Infiltrator Water Technologies.
Hola, mi nombre es Edgar Alvis, soy de Colombia y tuve una larga trayectoria para ejercer en mi profesión, en los Estados Unidos donde estoy involucrado en el diseño de plantas de tratamiento de aguas residuales trabajando con Infiltrator Water Technologies. Parte de mis responsabilidades en Infiltrator es elaborar planes para las plantas de tratamiento de aguas residuales de Delta. También actúo como intérprete de español para ayudar con las preguntas de diseño del cliente y trabajo junto con nuestra diseñadora de aguas residuales Brenda Faz (también de habla hispana). Algunas de nuestras plantas de tratamiento terminan en Latinoamérica. Esta última semana asistí a la feria Water Expo (virtualmente) y tuve numerosos contactos fuera de los Estados Unidos.
Infiltrator products have been installed in septic systems throughout the US and Canada since the late 1980’s. But that's not the only use Infiltrator products have served over the years. Have you ever watched a movie or television show and recognized something familiar in the background? Our chambers and tanks have been dressed up and used on movie and television sets and as props in the queue lines for amusement park rides since the early 1990's. In the spirit of Halloween let’s take a look at some of the “costumes” worn by Infiltrator products over the years!
Installing a shallow onsite wastewater treatment system can provide many benefits for installers, homeowners, and the environment. Scientific studies provide varied definitions of shallow systems. In summary, a shallow onsite wastewater treatment system is essentially any leachfield installed at a depth of 4 to 24 inches below grade. Shallow systems can be designed and installed as gravity-fed or low-pressure dosing for equal distribution. Here are five benefits of installing a shallow system.
Each week our technical services team fields hundreds of calls into our tech line. We’ve been getting this question quite often: Can a pump be installed in a two compartment IM-Series septic tank when a sealed pump chamber is not required?