Septic tanks are more likely to produce methane (CH4) or hydrogen sulfide (H2S) as anaerobic decomposition may occur.
CO2(carbon dioxide) is a colorless, odorless gas.ANS2:Septic tanks don't smell, they stink. The stench comes in part from hydrogen sulfide that is produced during the anaerobic decomposition of organic material. There are other gases that add to the aroma but CO2 is not one of them because it has no odor.
Carbon dioxide is not poisonous, but it won't sustain life. If you breathe carbon dioxide in strong concentrations that exclude sufficient oxygen you will suffocate and die of lack of oxygen. This happens occasionally as an industrial accident when workers enter food processing tanks in which fermentation has consumed all the oxygen. Such tanks should always be ventilated with a strong blower. Global warming is not going to produce enough carbon dioxide to suffocate anybody.
pollution , deforestation , broken sewers , farm wastes and septic tanks
What are two ways plants act as a carbon source?
well one of them could be depending on the amount of rainfall the area receives :)
CO2(carbon dioxide) is a colorless, odorless gas.ANS2:Septic tanks don't smell, they stink. The stench comes in part from hydrogen sulfide that is produced during the anaerobic decomposition of organic material. There are other gases that add to the aroma but CO2 is not one of them because it has no odor.
yes
Pollutants that come from septic tanks are microbes and metals. But it is not always a given.
Where can I find information on septic tanks? You can find information on septic tanks at http://completewatersystems.com/products/? . The industry is called Xylem , the Motto is "Let's solve Water."
No.
Sodium carbonate can safely be used in septic tanks. Many people use it to deodorize the drains in their home. It does not cause problems with the septic system.
A person might find information on how septic tanks work on different Internet websites. The best information out there on septic tanks seems to be on sites such as Ask, HowStuffWorks, Local, and Water EPA.
Not usually.
What comes out of the landfills and septic tanks goes into the water. I would rather not drink someone's sewage.
Riddex is an electronic pest controller. It has no relevance to septic tanks .
Pumping out septic tanks
"The U Store recommends that you store their used septic tanks in a safe environment, where they will not be damaged due to overheating or overcooling."