The change is at the tank. Nothing after it moves.
Fuji Clean carries RIDEM Category 1 Technology approval, which is the part that matters to your drawing: as a Category 1 system, the design work downstream is identical to what you are already producing.
What stays exactly the same
- Drain field sizing
- Loading rates
- Configuration of every component following the tank
- Pump basin size
- Float arrangement
What actually changes
- One vessel in the excavation instead of a treatment train
- No preceding septic tank
- One ¾″ airline from a blower that can sit up to 100 ft away
- Three at-grade covers, 20″ and 24″ diameter, as the only visible work
Everything downstream, held still
The same section, both ways.
Toggle the arrangement and change the model. The pump basin, the floats and the drain field are drawn once and never move.
- Tanks in the excavation
- Two or more
- Preceding septic tank
- Required
- Footprint
- Sum of the vessels
- Dry weight
- Concrete, set by crane
- Power draw
- Varies by unit
- Certification
- Varies by unit
- Drain field sizing and loading rates
- Unchanged
- Pump basin size and float arrangement
- Unchanged
Somebody stays responsible for it afterwards.
Fuji Clean USA and Integrated Septic Solutions train and certify the operation and maintenance people who service Rhode Island systems, and manage maintenance across them. A certified installer and maintenance provider database is available for review at any time.
Drawings, CAD files and approvals.
Fuji Clean was approved as a Class 2, Category 2 technology on 27 November 2019, and as Category 1 on 11 March 2021. The approval package below carries the statement and the Q&A written for Rhode Island septic system professionals.
BOD and TSS, the Category 1 standard. Field data runs 9 to 10.
Total nitrogen. Maryland field data returned 11.0 across twelve sites.
