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The document outlines the procedures for conducting percolation tests to assess the suitability of soil for wastewater infiltration systems. It details the steps for excavating test holes, saturating the soil, measuring water seepage rates, and evaluating results based on specific criteria. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of preliminary ground assessments and considerations regarding groundwater levels and environmental factors.

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What is a normal percolation rate?

Four Easy Steps To Test the Percolation Rate of Soil Soil Percolation RateResult per hour Slow drainage; soil is too dense 1 2 per hour Optimal percolation and drainage rate 3 per hour Fast drainage; soil is too loose Jun 1, 2023

What is a good number for a perc test?

If the Percolation Value (Vp) exceeds 140 seconds, the soil is not suitable for drain fields. If the value is between 100 and 140 seconds (about 7-10 hours to fall 250mm), under drains are desirable. should be given to an alternative system, which may be more economic.

What is a good perc test score?

Perc rates vary dramatically, and a good perc rate could be anything from 5 minutes per inch of drainage to 60 minutes per inch. The lower the number, the faster your system will drain and the more effective it will be.

What is a failed perc test?

Failing a perc test means that your land isnt suitable for a septic system, and it can prevent you from building a structure on it. You have several options if you fail, including septic system alternatives. In some cases, you can retest your land at a better time to get passing results.

What is a good perc test result?

Perc test results are usually given in minutes per inch that is how may minutes it takes for water in the saturated test hole to drop one inch. The allowable rates for a conventional septic system vary from one municipality to another, but typically range from about 3 to 60 minutes per inch.

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