A drip dispersal system is a small-diameter pressurized effluent distribution system that can deliver small, precise doses of effluent to the soil surrounding the drip distribution piping. Drip dispersal works on the same basic principles as any other soil-based treatment system: filtering and bacterial decomposition of the effluent. However, the method of application of the effluent to the soil is different. The goal in a drip distribution system is to distribute the effluent evenly over a large area, so no single location receives excess effluent.
A drip distribution system has four parts: a pretreatment device either with or without advanced treatment,
