What criteria are used to size a septic system?
For septic systems serving private residences, the size of the disposal field is a combination of percolation test data and the number of bedrooms within each dwelling unit. Septic tanks are sized according to the number of bedrooms. For commercial designs, the size of the disposal field is a combination of percolation test data and the peak daily sewage flows based on the type of usage and occupancy of the site. Septic tank sizes are also based on the peak daily sewage flow.
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