Crazy Ventilation idea...Please don't flame me

[micmac]

Sorry , won't it just go out there then?

Personally I wouldn't doesn't mean u cant

 

 

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[budboy73m]

Sorry , won't it just go out there then?

Personally I wouldn't doesn't mean u cant

 

 

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It and in-duct meaning air only goes in.......plumbers install these in peoples cupboards so they don't have to install the vent through the roof.

[Indycar]

Good in theory, dunno about the risk though. Probably still opt for the carbon filter and have less worries.

[merl1n]

Micmac is correct, don't do it.

That vent is to allow noxious gases out of the septic system, alter that system in ANY way and it is no longer compliant.

Those pipes need to be a set size for a set system, a vent in vent setup needs bigger exhaust than standard.

If a plumber installs that system he then has to comply with a differing set of rules and those noxious gases still have to be managed (via your room in this case)

Have a build up of back pressure and you'll, without doubt, grow some shit weed

[billygoat]

I cannot imagine you having a fan powerful enough to push air down a small sewer line.

 

And I am not convinced your one way valve thing is compliant.  why on earth have a vent, if it cannot vent ? its never going to want to suck air in from the outside, you might as well just cap the thing..

 

It's a shit idea.

[8bit]

What could possibly go wrong [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]

Surely a carbon filter is a simple effctive alternative without the risk of epic shit fountains

[budboy73m]

I cannot imagine you having a fan powerful enough to push air down a small sewer line.

 

And I am not convinced your one way valve thing is compliant.  why on earth have a vent, if it cannot vent ? its never going to want to suck air in from the outside, you might as well just cap the thing..

 

It's a shit idea.

  

 

Its a fair point re: having a fan powerful enough which I don't know the answer primarily due to the unknown pressure in the authority main.

 

In relation to the one-way valve, AS3500 (plumbing code) clause 6.9 says Air admittance valves can be used and from experience, they are commonplace in plumbing installations. See Studor.com.au

[papasmurf99]

I reckon just shell out the greenback and get a carbon filter buddy. You will thank yourself when you are smoking on bud rather than covered in faeces.

 

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Edited August 14, 2018 by papasmurf99

[bakedcake]

Yeah I agree. Why run the risk in my opinion

[mastertig]

Security is paramount

Personally carbon filter centrifugal and negative pressure

Up to you but I'd be sticking with a proven system that gives you piece of mind