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Gudmunson Septic, Inc. Client NameC ,,~la"'r""k,__ ____ _

P.O. Box 2745 Mount Vernon, WA 98273 Property ID# 30053100101300 (360)424-4137 • (800)977-2400 • dick@gudmunsonseptic.com

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Soil Logs Client CLARK Date Done 8/22/22

Soil Log 1

0- 6" DK BR, SL

6-30" BR, SL

CPT

PROBABLE MAXIMUN WATER TABLE 30"

Soil Log 2

0- 3" DK BR, SL

3-24" BR, SL

CPT

PROBABLE MAXIMUN WATER TABLE 24"

Soil Type Loading Rate

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Gudmunson Septic, Inc.

P.O. Box 2745 Mount Vernon, WA 98273

(360)424-4137 • (800)977~2400 • dick@gudmunsonseptic.com

Job#_~l=2-21~0=2 ___ _

Client Name Clark ==~------

Property ID# 30053100101300

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R,oil logs ~This page is not sufficiently detailed for all phases of installation, please see attached pages for additional details.

~Site, Design and Construction requirements not specifically mentioned shall conform to applicable State and County standards.

~ Additional fees will be charged for inspections and as-built.

Contact designer regarding times and charges.

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Job# -~1=2=21~0=2 ___ _

Client Name ~C~l~a~rk~------

Property ID# 30053100101300

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1250 gal Septic Tank

4BrSFR

Headworks 1250 gal Pump Chamber

Job# __ _.,_12.,,2""1'-"0=-2 ___ _

Gudmunson Septic, Inc. Client NameC """l""ar"-'k'°--------

P.O. Box 2745 Mount Vernon, WA 98273 Property ID# 30053100101300 (360)424-4137 • (800)977-2400 • dick@gudmunsonseptic.com

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1250 GALLON CONCRETE SEPTIC TANK

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Inlet compartment I I

, ,Outlet compartment, Intlet Outlet

I 64"

4"ScrewCap

4' 3034 to finished grade·

General Requirements

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24" riser with lid to finished grade

ZableA-100

1) Setback for septic tanks is typically is 50 feet to wells and surface water and 5 feet to buildings.

It is the responsibility of installer and or homeowner to confirm.

2) Septic tank to be State and County approved and be water tight

3) All piping entering and existing tank and riser to be watertight ( i.e. gromment, gaske

4) All internal fittings shall be of a PVC material and glued in place.

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Gudmunson Septic, Inc. Client NameC "'"'la,,,rcck,._ ____ _

P.O. Box 2745 Mount V'ernon1 WA 98273 Property ID# 30053100101300 (360)424-4137 • (800)977-2400 • dick@gudmunsonseptic.com

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OSI Manhole riser with fiberglass Lid Manufactured By: Or Equal Orenco systems Inc.

814 Airway Ave Sutherlin OR 97479-9012 or equal

24" Dia: Ribbed PVC Riser

FL 24g Gasketed Fiberglass Lid Stainless steel Sockethead bolt

Bolt Catch

Riser are available in lengths up to 13 feet. Risers need to be secured to tank., One option is with epoxy OSI model ADHPl0. The fiberglass lid is attached by fc:iur stainless steel sockethead bolts which require a allen head to open and close.

THIS TYPE OF RISER IS NOT SUITALBE FOR VEHICLE TRAFFIC AREAS

Job# __ ..,.1,.,22""1""0_.,_2 ___ _

P.O. Box 2745 Mount Vernon, WA 98273

Client NameC ,,,,l"'a"'rk"-------

Property ID# 30053100101300 (360)424-4137 • (800)977-2400 • dick@gudmunsonseptic.com

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1250 Gallon Pum Chamber

24" riser with lid to grade

General Requirements

High Water Alarm

Operating Range Timed ON/OFF _25"

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Redundant off □ _20"

1) Setback for pump chamber is typically is 50 feet to wells and surface water and 5 feet to buildings.

It is the responsibility of installer and or homeowner to confirm.

2) Pump Chamber to be State and County approved and be water tight

3) All piping entering and exisOJ'!g tank and riser to be watertight ( i.e. grommet, gasket, etc ... )

4) All internal fittings shall be of a PVC material and glued in place.

5) Union and float tree to be within 24" of finished riser height

Control Panel Located within line of sight of pump chamber

Bio Tube

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Gudmunson Septic, Inc. Client Name Clark ==~----- P.O. Box 2745 Mount Vernon, WA 98273 Property ID# 30053100101300 (360)424-4137 • (800)977-2400 • dick@gudmunsonseptic.com

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OSI Manhole riser with fiberglass Lid Manufactured By: Or Equal Orenco systems Inc.

814 Airway Ave Sutherlin OR 97479-9012 or equal

24" Dia. Ribbed PVC Riser

FL 24g Gasketed Fiberglass Lid

Stainless steel Sockethead bolt

Bolt Catch

Neoprene outlet for discharge fitting

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Riser are available in lengths up to 13 feet. Risers need to be secured to tank., One option is with epoxy OSI model ADHPl0. The fiberglass lid is attached by four stainless steel sockethead bolts which require a allen head to open and close.

THIS TYPE OF RISER IS NOT SUIT ALBE FOR VEHICLE TRAFFIC AREAS

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I~ HYDROMATIC ®

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HE8-51/HE12-51/

HE20-51

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Client NameC """l"'ar"'k"-------

Property ID# 30053100101300

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12 16 20 24 28 Capacity-U.S. G.P.M.

The curves reflect maximum performance characteristics without exceeding full load (Nameplate) horsepower. All pumps have a service factor of 1.2. Operation is recommended in the bounded area with operational point within the curve limit. Performance curves are based on actual tests with clear water at 70° F. and 1280 feet site elevation.

sschatz Highlight

8.2 gpm at 118.5 ft TDH

Gudmunson Septic, Inc. Client Name C=la""r'-'k"-------

P.O. Box 2745 MountVernonr WA 98273 Property ID# 30053100101300 (360)424-4137 • (800)977-2400 • dick@gudmunsonseptic.com

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BiotublPump Vault

Model Code for Ordering

Biotube ® Pump Vault

Biotube Pump Vault Components

PVUJO l:l□□□

11 Tindieates inlet hole height (ioehes)

Cartridge height 18", 24", 36" standard

¼ult height:

57", 68" standard; 72-96" in 6" increments

Universal Pump ¼ult

Easy access design allows filter cartridge removal without pulling the pump or vault; simplifies filter inspection and maintenance.

Biotube Cartridge E;ffective Filter Surface Area Cartridge Height Surface Area 18" 15.5ft 24" 20.6 ft 36" 30.9 ft

Orenco's Biotube Pump vault is available in standard and customized configurations. Contact Orenco or your nearest distributor for sizing recommendations.

Vault height

Use vault #PVU681819 Orenco System§ Incorporated

411;;:-----------Discharge assembly (ordered sep.)

vault

Supportmbracket

Flow inducer

Biotube ® handle assembly

Float switch assembly (ordered sep.)

Biotube ® filter cartridge

Inlet holes

High head effluent pump (ordered sep.)

_Biotube fjl!~!tr:ig_Erc>cess Effluent from the relatively clear zone of the septic tan~ bet\-veen the scum and sludge layers, enters the Biotube Pump vault through inlet holes in the housing. Effluent then ente!S the annular space between the housing and the Biotubes, uUlizing the Biotubes' entire surface tor filtering.

Particles larger than the Biotube's mesh are prevented from leaving the tank.

Changing the L-1uy tha 11\bJfd Does ~stewarer www.orenco.com www.verleomm.net

The vault is to be suspended in the tank by using two provided Sch 80 support pipes resting on concrete tank lip inside riser

Job# ----"1"'"22~1,.,,0_.,_2 ___ _

Gudmunson Septic, Inc. Client Name Clark ===--------- P.O. Box 2745 Mount Vernon1 WA 98273 Property ID# 30053100101300 (360)424-4137 • (800)977-2400 • dick@gudmunsonseptic.com

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Timed Dosing Control Or Equal

SJE-Rhombu§ Type TD Or equal Installation Instructions and Operationrrroubleshooting Manual

Warranty void if panel is modified.

Call factory with_servicing questions:

1-800-RHOMBUS

(1-800-746-6287)

Manufactured by:

22650 County Highway 6 f'O. Box 1708 Detroit Lakes, Minnesota 56502 USA

1-888-DIAL-SJE (1-888-342-5753)

Phone: 218-847-1317 Fax: 218-847-4617

E-mail: sje@sjerhombus.com Website: www.sjerhombus.com

©SJE-Rhombus Printed in USA

PN1 01 0434B • Rev 01/01

This control panel must be installed and serviced by a licensed electrician in accordance with the National Electric Code NFPA•70, state and local electrical codes.

All conduit running from the sump or tank to the control panel must be sealed with conduit sealant to prevent moisture or gases from entering the panel. NEMA 4X enclosures are for indoor or outdoor use, primarily to provide a degree of protection against corrosion, windblown dust and rain, splashing water and hose-directed water. Cable connectors must be liquid tight in NEMA 4X enclosures.

Type TD control panels are designed to operate with two, three or four float systems. The two float system utilizes one float as the "low level cutout", the second as "high level alarm".Athree float system adds either a "redundant off'' float or a "timer override" float to the "low level cutout" and "high level alarm" functions. A four float system includes a "redundant off float", a "low level cut out" float, a "timer override" float, and a "high level alarm" float.

NOTE: Options ordered may affect the number of floats and their func tions. Please reference the schematic provided with the control panel.

Installation of Floats

CAUTION: If control switch cables are not wired and mounted in the correct order, the pump system will not function properly.

WARNING: Turn off all power before installing floats in pump chamber.

Failure to do so could result in serious or fatal electrical shock.

1. Use float label kit to identify and label cables on both the float and stripped ends (low level cutout, alarm, etc.). See schematic for float options.

2. Determine your normal operating level and desired float configuration, as illustrated in Figures 1-4.

3. Mount float switches at appropriate levels as illustrated in Figures 1-4. Be sure that floats have free range of motion without touching each other or other equipment in the basin.

4. For mounting clamp installation: place the cord into the clamp as shown in Figure 5. Locate the clamp at the desired activation level and secure the clamp to the discharge pipe as shown in Figure 5.

NOTE: Do not install cord under hose clamp.

5. Tighten the hose clamp using a screwdriver. Over tightening may result in damage to the plastic clamp. Make sure the float cable is not allowed to touch the excess hose clamp band during operation.

NOTE:All hose clamp components are made of 18-8 stainless steel material.

See your SJE-Rhombus® supplier for replacements.

6. If using an optional redundant off float, mount slightly below the I cutout float, but above the pump as illustrated in Figures 2 & 4

7. If using an optional timer override float, positio shown in Figure 3 & 4.

Elapse timer meter and dose counter Required

Order Number TD1 W91H,4D,8AC,21E

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Gudmunson Septic, Inc. Client Name Clark ==~------- P.O. Box 2745 Mount Vernon, WA 98273 Property ID# 30053100101300 (360)424-4137 • (800)977-2400 • dick@gudmunsonseptic.com

Mounting the Control Panel

1. Detem1ine mounting location for panel. If distance exceeds the length of either the float switch cables or the pump power cables, splicing will be required. For outdoor or wet installation, we recommend the use of an SJE-Rhombuglll liquid-tight junction box with liquid-tight connectors to make required connections. You must use conduit seal ant to prevent moisture or gases from entering the panel.

2. Mount control panel with mounting devices furnished.

3. Determine conduit entrance ·1acations on control panel.

Check local codes and schematic for the number of power circuits required.

NOTE: Be sure the proper power supply voltage, amperage, ahd phase meet the requirements of the pump motor be• ing installed. If in doubt, see the pump identification plate for voltage/phase .requirements.

4. Drill proper size holes for type of connectors being used.

NOTE: If using conduit, be sure that it is of adequate size to pull the pump and switch cables through.

5. Attach cable connectors and/or conduit connectors to con• trol panel.

FOR INSTALLATION REQUIRING

A SPLICE, FOLLOW STEPS 6-10;

FOR INSTALLATION WITHOUT A

SPLICE, GO TO STEP 11.

Four float system

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6. Determine location for mounting junction box according to local code requirements. Do not mount the junction box inside the sump or basin.

7. Mount junction box to proper support.

8. Run conduit to junction box. Drill proper size holes for the type of conduit used.

9. Identify and label each wire before pulling through conduit into control panel and junction box. Make wire splice con• nections at junction box.

10. Firmly tighten all fittings on junction box.

11. If a junction box is not required, pull cables through con• duit into control panel.

12. Connect pump wires and float switch cables to the proper terminals as seen in Figures 6 & 7. If the redundant off float is not required, place a jumper wire across TB1-7 andTB1-8.

13. Connect pump/control and alarm incoming power conduc tors to proper position on terminals. See schematic and wiring diagram for terminal connections.

VERIFY CORRECT OPERATION OF CONTROL PANEL

AFTER INSTALLATION IS COMPLETE.

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Gudm unson Septic, Inc. Client NarneC ""'l,,ar"-'k,,_ _____ _

P.O. Box 2745 Mount Vernon, WA 98273 Properly ID# 30053100101300 (360)424-4137 • (800)977-2400 • dick@gudmunsonseptic.com

3.5 inch (9 cm) tether length l'IGURE 5 - Mounting clamp detail, Option 4E Redundant Off/ Alann Activation

Wiring Diagram

FIGURE 7 -

Redundant off pump

FIGURE 8 - Timer detail

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ALARM/

CONTROL

INCOMING

POWER

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THERMAL

OVERLOAD

PROTECTION

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ALARM

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RECOMMENDED

CONNECT

PUMP WIRES

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CONT ACTOR

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REDUNDANT

OFF IS NOT

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FIGURE 6 -

TIMER

OVERRIDE

(OPTIONAL

"REDUNDANT

OFF

{OPTIONAL)

TD wiring diagram

Setting the timer

Remove the timer by clipping the tie strap and pulling it straight out of the socket.

1. Determine the pump ~on & off' time and turn the adjustment screw (1) so that the most appropriate range of numbers (usable for both the on and off cycles) is visible in the windows on the dial face.

2. Adjust the off time range selector (2) to the appropriate period.

(e.g.: minutes).

3. Adjust the outer dial (3) so the green pointer indicates the off time period required. (e.g.:15)

4. Adjust the on timer range selector (4) to the appropriate period (e.g.: minutes).

5. Adjust the inner dial (5) so the red pointer indicates the on time period required. {e.g.: 5)

6. When setting is complete, place the timer back in the socket.

7. In the example shown, the pump would b ff for 15 minu and then on for 5 minutes. This cycle would co as there was enough liquid in the tank to float cutoff switch.

NOTE: "OFF" time is cycled first.

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Gudmunson Septic, Inc. Client NameC """la"'r"-'k'°---------

P.O. Box 2745 Mount Vernon, WA 98273 Property ID# 30053100101300 (360)424-4137 • (800)977-2400 • dick@gudmunsonseptic.com

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Design Flow 480 GPD Required Basal Area

Slope 12 Designed Basal Area

Overall length of mound 57 Feet

Overall width of mound 23.9 Feet

Number of drip lines 10

Bed Widith 10 Feet G Cap depth

Bed Length 48 Feet H Topsoil depth upslope media depth 12 Inches I downslope media depth 12 Inches J K

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Gudmunson Septic, Inc. Client Name Clark ==~------

P.O. Box 2745 Mount Vernon, WA 98273 Property ID# 30053100101300 (360)424-4137 • (800)977-2400 • dick@gudmunsonseptic.com

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Drip line layout NTs

Air Vents il"◄c----,E;,m,--:-;it'"'te,--r-------eA.__ ____________ -.i► I .i__ at highest I C I CJ point T

Supply /Return Manifolds 1" Sch 40

Jl Pressure ...,_ Regulator

Head works

Netafim drip lines

Return line pressure set to 10 psi

Design flow Number of emittes dripline required

C Emitter Spacing D Dripline Spacing

Min Dripline area proposed number of lines

A proposed lengths of lines B Min system width

480 GPI:

1 foot 1 foot

480 sq-ft

48 feet

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System Data Input

Gallons Per Day

Soil Loading Rate (Gallons/ Sq. Ft/ Per Day [GPD])

Select Emitter Flow Rate (GPH)

Select Emitter Spacing (inches)

Flush Velocity (fps)

Estimated Pump Flow Rating (GPM)

Inlet Pressure (psiJ

Inlet Pressure (Feet of Head)

Row Spacing Between Driplines (feet)

Number of Zones

Hours Per Day to Use for Dosing'

Elevation Change from Pump to Dose Tank Outlet (feet)

Elevation Change from Dose Tank to Drip Field (feetj'

Length of Supply Line & Supply & Flush Manifolds (feet)

Type of Pipe - Supply Line & Manifolds'

Size of Supply & Manifold Pipe (inches)

Pipe Roughness Constanr

Inside Diameter of Pipe (inches)

Number ofDail Dosin Events Per Zone'

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Client Name Clark ~~~-----

Property ID# 30053100101300

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57.8

PVC Sch40

1.049

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Gudm unson Septic, Inc. Client Name C=la~r'""k,__ _____ _

P.O. Box 2745 Mount Vernon, WA 98273 Property ID# 30053100101300 (360)424-4137 • (800)977-2400 • dick@gudmunsonseptic.com

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Total System Information , Application Area Required (square feet) 480 , Total Amount ofBioline® Required (feel) 480 , Total Number of Emitters in the Dripfield 480

Zone Information , Number of Zones 1 , Amount ofBioline® Per Zone (feet) 480 , Number of Emitters Per Zone 480 , Minimum Number of Laterals Per Zone 3 , Maximum Number of Laterals Per Zone 11 , Number of Laterals That Will be Used 3 , Maximum Length of Bioline® Laterals Based on Inlet Pressure 221

' Flow Rate Per Zone (GPM) 3.4 , Holding Capacity of Dripperline Per Zone (Gallons) 6.4

Additional Flow Requirement to Accommodate Flushing Velocity 4.8

Holding Capacity of Piping Holding Capacity (Gallons) of Supply Line & Supply & Flush Manifolds' 9.0

Holding Capacity (Gallons per Zone) of Bioline' 6.4 Holding Capacity (Gallons) of Supply Line, Manifolds and Dripperline' 15.4

Head Loss Data -Dosing & Flushing Cycle Friction Loss per 100' (psi) in Supply Line & Manifolds' 1.6

Velocity (fps) 3.0 Friction Loss in Supply Line & Supply Manifolds (psij' 3.3

Friction Loss in Supply Line & Supply Manifolds (Feet of Head) 7.6 Additional Pressure Required for Return Manifold and Piping to Tank (psi) 10.0

Additional Pressure Required for Return Manifold and Piping to Tank (Feet of Head) 23.1 TOH (Total Dynamic Head) in Feet of Head' 118.5

Control Settings Information Total System Runtime Per Day (Minutes)' 143

Total Runtime Per Zone Per Day(MinutesJ 143 Total System Dosing Events Per Dai 12

Runtime For Each Dose (Minutes) 12 Off lime Between Doses in the Same Zone (Hours to nearest 0.1J 1.8

Miscellaneous Information Dosing Volume Per Emitter Per Dose (gallons)' 0.08

Inches Per Week of Dosing' 11.23 Volume of a Single Dose (gallons) 40.3

Pump Selection Pump Flow Rating (GPMJ

TOH (Total Dynamic Head in Feet of Head) 8.2

118.5

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P.O. Box 2745 Mount Vernon, WA 98273 Property ID# 30053100101300 (360)424-4137 • (800)977-2400 • dick@gudmunsonseptic.com

EXPLODED VIEW OF BIOLINE DRIPPER

Bottom View large inlet filtration area (bottom of dripper)

TurboNet wide flo-.y path

Top View

□ripper Outlet (top of dripper)

Physical barrier separates where water leaves the dripper from where it leaves the tubing.

Dripper's Top View

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DRIPPER FLOW RATE VS. PRESSURE

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BIOLINE DRIPPER OPERATION

Biotin~ drippers are pressure compensating - delivering the water uniformly into the soil for further treatment or for reuse by the landscape. These unique drippers allow the tubing to be installed on flat topography or steep slopes.

Bioline drippers are protected against microbial slime.

Each dripper is impregnated with an antimicrobial agent to res·1st biological build-up.

Netafim drippers are continuously self-cleaning during operation, not just at the beginning and end of a cycle. The result is dependable, clog-free operation, year after year.

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PRESSURE (psi) Between O and 7 psi, the dripper funcfions as a turbulent flow emitter, ensuring thiill the nominal design flow is not exceeded al system start-up.

SPECIFYING INFORMATION

.SAMPLE MODEL NUMBER

• Bi_oHne 1'4,JJ\',rn Dnphne= 08WRAM A

DRIPPER ORIPPER COIL

FLOW RATE ~ LENGTH

0.4 GPH: A 12"= 12 500'= V500

0.6 GPH= .6 18"= 18 1.000!::: V

0.9 GPHa 1 24~= 24

BLANK Tubing Model Number: 250' = OBWRAM-250

DRIPPE 0.4 GPH DRIPPi:Rl.6 GPH DRIPPl:R0.9 GPH DRIPPi:R

SPACIN GPH I GPM I GPH I GPM I GPH I GPM I

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ORDERING INFORMATION

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Client Name Clark ===--------

P.O. Box 2745 Mount Vernon, WA 98273 Property ID# 30053100101300 (360)424-4137 • (800)977-2400 • dick@gudmunsonseptic.com

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BIOLINE FITTINGS

FITTING APPLICATIONS

• Fits Bioline Dripline

FITTING SPECIFICATIONS

Barbed fittings for a secure fit

Easy installation without glue or tools

All'ows for easy on-site inspection of proper fitting installation ii I

TLCOUP

Insert Coupling

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TL050MA

½' Male Adapter

TLIAPE-8

Insert Adapter for 1" or_

Larger PE (Requires 11 mm or 7/1~ drill or punch) ,.,.

TLFIGB

Figure 8 Line End

TLELL

Insert Elbow

TL075MA

~ Male Adapter

TLIAPVC-8

Insert Adapter with Grommet

1½' or larger PVC Pipe

TLS6

6" Soil Staple

TLCV

lnline Check Valve

TLSOV

Shut-Off Valve Ins x Ins o Flow RanQe: 0.9 to 4.4 GPM o Opening Pressure: 10.2 psi

□ Closing Pressure: 5.8 psi

(13.4 Feet Column of water)

TLTEE

Insert Tee

TL075FTEE

Combination Tee lns x Ins JV; FPT

TDBIT16.5

Drill Bit for TLIAPVC

Filling (16.5mm ~Y,i)

TLCROS

Insert Cross

TL2W075MA

2-Way Insert

¾" MPT x Insert

FITTING DEFINITIONS

FPT = Female Pipe Thread

MPT = Male Pipe Thread

Ins x Ins = Insert by Insert

NETAFtM USA 5470 E. Home Ave.

Fresno, CA 93727 cs 888 638 2346 www.netafimusa.com

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Gudmunson Septic, Inc. Client Name Clark ==o.-_____ _

P.O. Box 2745 Mount Vernon, WA 98273 Property ID# 30053100101300 (360)424-4137 • (800)977-2400 • dick@gudmunsonseptic.com

MANUAL. DISC FILTERS

3/4" FILTER

-'F-=L::::.OW:..:...:.;RA:..,Nc,:G:c;E:__ _ _JI 1 - 12 GPM I MAXIMUM PRESSURE 140 psi

FILTERING SURFACE A9EA 25 sq. in.

FILTERING VOLUME J 5.8 cu. in.

LENGTH J 5 22/32"

WIDTH J 7 15/32'

WEIGHT I .66 lbs.

DISTANCE BETWEEN ENDS 6"'

INLET/OUTLET DIAMET§R 3/4'" Male

MODEL NUMBER J DF075-"' I

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FILTER SIZE J MODEL NUMB~

3/4" I DF075-... I

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2" DUAL LITE \ 25A2DL_... \

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1" FILTER

FLOW RANGE 5 - 26 GPM \

MAXIMUM PRESSURE 140 psi \

FILTERING SURFACEAREPj 49 sq. in. \

FILTERING VOLUME \ 27 cu. in. \

LENGTH \ 9 11 /32' \

WIDTH J 6 7/32" \

WEIGHT I 2.2 lbs. I

DISTANCE BETWEEN END§ 6 7/32" I

INLET/OUTLET DIAMET§R 1" Male )

MODEL NUMBER I DF100-•tt I

DFl00-120 or Equal

SPECIFICATIONS

o Disc Rings: Polypropylene

□ 0-Rings: EPDM Rubber

□ Clamp: Stainless Steel (except 2" Dual

Lite and 3" Twin Lite which is Plastic) o Filter Body and Cover: Reinforced

Polyamide (except 2" Dual Lite and 3" Twin Lite which is Polypropylene)

□ Temperature Range: -40° to 160° F

□ Maximum Pressure: 115 and 174 psi

FLOW RANGE J 10 - 35 GPr,,j

MAXIMUM PRESSURE I 140 psi I

FILTERING SURFACE A9EA 78 sq. in. I FILTERING VOLUME \ 36 cu. in. J

LENGTH J 13 13/32" J

WIDTH \ 6 7/32" I

WEIGHT I 3.11 lbs. I

DISTANCE BETWEEN ENDS 6 7/32' I

INLET/OUTLET DIAMET§R 1" Male I

MODEL NUMBER ) 25A48-"' \

t'NE1AFIM™

NETAFIM USA

5470 E. HOME AVE.

FRESNO, CA 93727

cs 888 638 2346 www.netafimusa.com

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Gudmunson Septic, Inc. Client Name Clark ~~~------- P.O. Box 2745 Mount Vernon, WA 98273 Property ID# 30053100101300 (360)424-4137 • (800)977-2400 • dick@gudmunsonseptic.com

-Finish Grade

Start Connection with Flex Pipe on .Flat Field Layout

Supply or Flush Manifold

Flex Pipe

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·1·. I Netafim Bioline Dripperline

L.__ Bioline Male Adapter (fL050MA/TL075MA)

-- PVC SCH40 SxFPT Adpt

-·-·- PVC SCH40 SxSxS Tee

Supply Line: While most systems use Schedule 40 PVC, the correct pipe should be used to match the conditions. Check local code.

Supply Manifold: Schedule 40 PVC (or as appropriate for conditions) piping is the standard of design where the effluent is distributed to the Bioline ® via flex connections. Drops in system pressure should be minimized to ensure that a sufficient flushing velocity is maintained.

Connections to the supply and flush manifolds (number of laterals) should be minimized for system efficiency.

Dripperlines: Effluent flows through Bioline and into the soil through its emitters (drippers).

The emitters each have a specific flow rate of 0.4, 0.6, or 0.9 gallons per hour (GPH). The flow rates are designed to prevent overloading of the soil and allow the designer to match the capacity of the soil to the flow rate of the dripper. In general, the lower the dripper flow rate, the slower the infiltration rate of the soil.

Flush Manifold: The characteristics of the flush manifold are the same as the supply manifold both in terms of material, size and number of connections.

Flush Line: In an effort to reduce the use of different size pipes and fittings, the flush line is typically the same size and type as the flush manifold. However, it can be sized as a function of the actual flow (which is less than the supply pipe delivers due to the dosing that occurs in the dripline) and the distance it has to travel back to where it terminates. It normally terminates at the front end of the treatment system in systems when intermittent dripline flushing is being done or into the dosing tank though the flow inducer when used with

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When supply and return headers are installed going up (with) the slope, check valves help to prevent the zone's effluent from draining down to the lowest point or flowing back to the dose tank.

Loops and Flexible Connections: Bioline ® dripperline or Bio line blank tubing can easily be made to turn 180 degrees in applications where the rows are 24" apart. However, for maximum long-term protection against kinking, especially in freeze-thaw conditions, it is common practice to install flex PVC pipe whenever a turn of 45 degrees or more is made.

These flex connections are used to prevent the possibility of kinking the dripperline which could reduce or shut off the flow. Flexible connections are also used to connect Bioline to the supply and return manifolds. The primary purpose in this case is to ensure that any sharp objects or other debris that may be in the trenches of the supply and flush headers do not cut the dripperline. It also helps to protect against the shrinking, swelling, movement and settling of the soils.

The flex connection also prevents dripperline flow from entering the trench of the supply and flush manifolds. Because these trenches may run up and down slope, they can become drains, with the potential for effluent surfacing at the downstream end. As such, it is highly recommended that the dripperline not drip into the trench.

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Pressure Regulators Geoflow, Inc. Tel 415-927-6000 / 800-828-3388

Or Equal

Low, Medium and High Flow Regulator

ItemNo. Outlet Pressure

PMR~20-LF 20 psi PMR-20MF 20psi PMR-20-HF 20psi PMR-20-XF 20 psi PMR-30-LF _30 psi PMR"30MF 30psi PMR-30sHF 30psi PMR-30-XF 30psi PMR-40-LF 40 psi PMR-40-MF 40.psi PMR-40-HF 40psi PMR-40-XF 40psi PMR-50-MF 50psi PMR-50-HF 50 psi PMR-50-XF 50 psi

Flow Range

1/8-8gpm 2-20 gpm 10-32gpm 20-90 gpm 1/8-8gpm 2-20gpm 10-32gpm 20-90 gpm 1/8°8 gpm 2-20 gpm 10-32gpm 20-90 gpm 2-20 gpm 10-32gpm 20-90gpm

Note Pressure Regulator to have access to grade

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Fax 415-927-0120 www.geoflow.com

Max.Inlet Inlet/ Outlet Pressure

150 psi /347ft ¾"/¾" fipt 150 psi/ 347ft 1" I 1" fipt 100 psi / 231ft 1.25" / 1" fipt 90 psi / 208 ft 3" / 3" ID slip 150 psi/ 347 ft ¾" / ¾" fipt 150 psi / 347 ft l" / l" fipt 100 psi/ 231 ft 1.25" / l" fipt 100 psi/ 231 ft 3" / 3" ID slip 150 psi / 347 ft ¾" j 31./' fipt 150 psi l 347 ft 1" I 1" fipt 100 psi/ 231 ft 1.25" / 1" fipt 12s psi / 289 ft 3" / 3"ID slip 150 psi l 347 ft 1" / l" fipt 100 psi / 231 ft 1.25" / l" fipt 125 psi / 289 ft 3" / 3" ID slip

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Gudmunson Septic, Inc. Client Name Clark ==~------ P.O. Box 2745 Mount Vernonr WA 98273 Property ID# 30053100101300

(360)424-4137 • (800)977-2400 • dick@gudmunsonseptic.com

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Air/Vacuum Relief Valves Air in a drip dispersal system is both good and bad. Air /Vacuum Relief Valves perform a necessary function when a zone shuts down by allowing air to replace the effluent as it drains out of the dripperline. However, air can hinder proper system performance on zone tum on by delaying when the drippers farthest from the beginning of the zone system begin operating.

On zone tum on, Air/Vacuum Relief Valves quickly expel air in the dripperlines, allowing the dripperline to fill more quickly and helping to produce a more uniform dose, especially when short dosing intervals are used.

Designs should include a minimum of two Air/Vacuum Relief Valves per zone. They should be located at the highest point(s) of both the supply and flush manifolds and are typically placed in a valve box lined with gravel for protection, It is important that they always have access to free air.

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MODEL NUMB§R SIZE I CONNECT19N A B I WEIGHj NETAFIM USA

65ARIA075 I ¾" MPT 2.36" 5.11" I 0.22 LBS. 5470 E. HOME AVE.

65ARIA075S I ¾"SHRADE~ MPT 2.55" 5.11" \ 0.44 LBS. FRESNO, CA 93727

cs 888 638 2346

65ARIA100 I 1" MPT 2.36" 4.79" I 0.35 LBS. www.netafimusa.com

65ARIA100S I 1" SHRADE~ MPT 2.55" 5.11" I 0.44 LBS. +-

65ARIA2 I 2" I FPT 2.87" 4.79" I 0.44 LBS.

65ARIA3 I 3" I FPT 4.10" 6.50" I 1.30 LBS.

SPECIFICATIONS

o Maximum Operating Pressures:

- 1", 2" Nylon Combination: 240 psi

- 1", 2" Nylon Combination: 1pfil

- ¾" & 1" Automatic: 240 psi

- All Sizes Guardian: 150 psi.

o Pressure for Vent to Remain Open:

- ¾" & 1" Guardian: 5 psi

- 2" Guardian: 1 O psi

- 3" Guardian: 8 psi

- All Combination & Automatic: 12 psi

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Gudmunson Septic, Inc. Client Name Clark ==~------ P.O. Box 2745 Mount V.ernon, WA 98273 Property ID# 30053100101300 (360)424-4137 • (800)977-2400 • dick@gudmunsonseptic.com

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Drip Irrigation

Startup headworks adjustment

For continuous flush operation

1) Flush the entire piping network of construction debris by running the pump for several minutes with the field flush valve completely open.

2) Shut off the pump and clean the disk filter of accumulated debris

3) Turn the pump on again. With the pump running slowly close the field flush valve.

Once the needle on the pressure gauges stabilize, record the flow rate through the flow meter for one minute. This will be the actual dose flow rate in gpm needed to calculate the timer settings.

4) Next, calculate the flushing flow rate by multiplying the number of laterals by a factor of 1.6 gpm. Add the dosing flow rate from step 3 to the flushing flow rate. This new accumulative, minimum flow rate is the minimum low rate needed to achieve adequate scouring velocity in the entire system when the system is closed.

5) While the pump is running open the field flush valve slowly until the return pressure gauge reads 10 psi.

6) Now record the flow rate through the flow meter. It should be greater than the new accumulated flow rate required in step 4. More is better