Leaching chamber definition
Leaching chamber means a product designed to sup- port soil and create a cavity for the temporary storage of effluent and to provide an infiltrative surface for the distribution cell POWTS dispersal or treatment component.
Leaching chamber means a specially designed component for use in lateral fields, which forms an open bottomed chamber or conduit over the soil absorption surface.
Leaching chamber means a specially designed component for use in lateral field trenches or beds, with or without the use of trench rock or gravel fill material, which forms an open bottomed chamber or cavern over the subsurface soil absorption surface, and which interlocks with other such chambers to obtain the necessary absorption surface area.
More Definitions of Leaching chamber
Leaching chamber means a prefabricated device approved by the authority having jurisdiction for use in a disposal field as an alternative to gravel and drainage pipe;
Leaching chamber means any of a number and type of shallow, hollow, open bottom structures with perforated sidewall into which septic tank effluent is discharged for leaching into the ground.