Appendix A - Illustrations and Exhibits
- ILLUSTRATION A - Quantity of Sewage Flows, version 26
- ILLUSTRATION C - List of Approved Plastic Pipe for Private Sewage Disposal System, version 20
- ILLUSTRATION D - Location of Components of Private Sewage Disposal Systems, version 19
- ILLUSTRATION E - Septic Tanks (Exhibit A to C)
- ILLUSTRATION F - Minimum Volumes for Septic Tanks Serving Residential Units, version 16
- ILLUSTRATION G - Instructions for Conducting Percolation Tests, version 9
- ILLUSTRATION H - Subsurface Seepage System Size Determination (Exhibit A to B)
- ILLUSTRATION I - Seepage Field Construction (Exhibit A to E)
- ILLUSTRATION J - Septic Tank Subsurface Seepage Field (Exhibit A to D)
- ILLUSTRATION K - Serial Distribution (Exhibit A to H)
- ILLUSTRATION L - Seepage Bed (Exhibit A to C)
- ILLUSTRATION M - Soil Suitability for On-Site Sewage Design (Exhibit A to B)
- ILLUSTRATION N - Buried Sand Filter (Exhibit A to C)
- ILLUSTRATION O - Recirculating Sand Filter System (Exhibit A to B)
- ILLUSTRATION P - Recirculating Sand Filter Sizing Chart, version 4
- ILLUSTRATION Q - Recirculating Tank Pump Control, version 3
- ILLUSTRATION R - Waste Stabilization Pond (Exhibit A to C)
- ILLUSTRATION S - Chlorine Contact Tank (Exhibit A to B)
- ILLUSTRATION T - Sanitary and Concrete Vault Privy, version 3
- ILLUSTRATION U - Septic Privy Distribution System (Exhibit A to B)
- ILLUSTRATION V - Sanitary Dump Station (Exhibit A to C)
- ILLUSTRATION W - Swimming Pool Backwash Water Holding Tank, version 3
- ILLUSTRATION X - Illinois Raised Filter Bed (Exhibit A to E)
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