DAVID GREGOR LOWE, P.T.
Physical Therapy at Colby Ave, Everett, WA
License number
Washington PT00007209
Category
Restorative Service Providers
Type
Physical Therapist
Address
Address
4310 Colby Ave SUITE 101, Everett, WA 98203
Phone
(425) 258-2124
(425) 258-2184 (Fax)
(425) 258-2184 (Fax)
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Address
Phone
4304 SE 180Th Pl, Vancouver, WA 98683
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David G Lowe, Everett WA - PT (Physical therapy)
David G Lowe, Everett WA - PT (Physical therapy)
Specialties:
Physical Therapy
Address:
4310 Colby Ave SUITE 101, Everett 98203
(425) 258-2124 (Phone), (425) 258-2184 (Fax)
(425) 258-2124 (Phone), (425) 258-2184 (Fax)
Languages:
English
David Gregor Lowe, Everett WA
David Gregor Lowe, Everett WA
Specialties:
Physical Therapist
Address:
4310 Colby Ave, Everett, WA 98203
Coiled Continuous Flow Water Treatment Apparatus And Method
Coiled Continuous Flow Water Treatment Apparatus And Method
US Patent:
2011027, Nov 17, 2011
Filed:
Jul 13, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/181515
Inventors:
David Mark Lowe - Lake Stevens WA, US
Richard D. Eldredge - Lake Stevens WA, US
Richard D. Eldredge - Lake Stevens WA, US
International Classification:
B01D 37/04, C02F 3/00
US Classification:
210617, 210 86
Abstract:
The present invention is a wastewater treatment system utilizing a recirculating filter system comprising sand, gravel, or synthetic media. Septic effluent is continuously, or approximately continuously, dosed under pressure to the treatment media through pressure compensating drip irrigation emitters. The system comprises a commonly known septic tank and recirculation tank. Septic tank effluent is collected in the recirculation tank, from which it is continually dosed by means of a pump to the top of the treatment media of the recirculating filter through pressure compensating drip emitters. Continuous dosing of diluted residential septic tank effluent through drip irrigation emitters provides a slow consistent application of liquid rich in organic material and pathogens over the treatment media. The treated effluent is then recirculated if water is low or went to final disposal.