GEORGIA ON-SITE SEWAGE WISCONSIN MOUND
QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED AND 100%
ACCURATE ANSWERS
Wisconsin Mound consists of: Correct Answers septic tank, pump
chamber and mound
The mound consists of; Correct Answers suitable sand, aggregate,
distribution network and soil cover
Wisconsin Mound was developed in the Correct Answers 1970s
It is not unusual to see W. Mounds receiving excess of: Correct Answers
25,000 GPD
Designer of mound systems must have understanding of: Correct
Answers water movement into and through the soil
The sizing and configuration of system is based on: Correct Answers
How effluent moves away from the system and the rate at which it
moves
The More Restrictive the Site: Correct Answers Narrower and Longer
MOUND
For a mound system the suitable depth consists of Correct Answers
Distance from the ground surface to the limiting condition below ground
, surface, plus the depth of sand bet. the ground surface and the infiltrative
surface in the mound (chamber exposed surface)
_____, _____ and _____ are very critical for the successful functioning
of system Correct Answers Design configuration, loading rates and
construction
High Ground water must be at least: Correct Answers 10"
Under saturated conditions leakage may occur at the _____ of the
mound Correct Answers toe
Depth of Crevice Bedrock Correct Answers 24"
Loading rates should be based on: Correct Answers Soil texture,
structure and consistence with perc. test
Mounds with steep slopes and slow perc Correct Answers Narrow
Fill sites are bad bc: Correct Answers soil structure is destroyed and soil
is usually compacted and sufficient time must pass to freeze/thaw
activity to reopen soil pores
Mounds can be placed over failing systems Correct Answers TRUE
QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED AND 100%
ACCURATE ANSWERS
Wisconsin Mound consists of: Correct Answers septic tank, pump
chamber and mound
The mound consists of; Correct Answers suitable sand, aggregate,
distribution network and soil cover
Wisconsin Mound was developed in the Correct Answers 1970s
It is not unusual to see W. Mounds receiving excess of: Correct Answers
25,000 GPD
Designer of mound systems must have understanding of: Correct
Answers water movement into and through the soil
The sizing and configuration of system is based on: Correct Answers
How effluent moves away from the system and the rate at which it
moves
The More Restrictive the Site: Correct Answers Narrower and Longer
MOUND
For a mound system the suitable depth consists of Correct Answers
Distance from the ground surface to the limiting condition below ground
, surface, plus the depth of sand bet. the ground surface and the infiltrative
surface in the mound (chamber exposed surface)
_____, _____ and _____ are very critical for the successful functioning
of system Correct Answers Design configuration, loading rates and
construction
High Ground water must be at least: Correct Answers 10"
Under saturated conditions leakage may occur at the _____ of the
mound Correct Answers toe
Depth of Crevice Bedrock Correct Answers 24"
Loading rates should be based on: Correct Answers Soil texture,
structure and consistence with perc. test
Mounds with steep slopes and slow perc Correct Answers Narrow
Fill sites are bad bc: Correct Answers soil structure is destroyed and soil
is usually compacted and sufficient time must pass to freeze/thaw
activity to reopen soil pores
Mounds can be placed over failing systems Correct Answers TRUE
