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For the installation of the sewage system, it is necessary to lay the pipes that transport black and grey water to the septic tank. These pipes must be properly buried, ensuring an adequate slope for efficient waste flow. Additionally, it is essential to include access points or inspection chambers along the system to allow for maintenance, inspections, or troubleshooting of potential operational issues.

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The yard contains the connections leading to the kitchen and the bathroom in the bedrooms. The greywater (from the kitchen, shower, and washbasin) is carried through a 75 mm diameter pipe (orange), while the blackwater (from the toilet) uses a 110 mm diameter pipe (red):

Diagram of pipes: 110 mm (red) and 75 mm (orange)

The greywater pipe from the kitchen connects with the one carrying water from the shower and washbasin, forming a single outlet line:

Greywater connection

The system features a direct route from the inspection chambers, passing in front of the service area, and leading to the bedroom bathroom:

Route from the chambers to the bathroom

Below is a general view of the yard showing the greywater connections:

General view of the yard

Finally, the complete pipe layout is shown before being covered:

Complete layout

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