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Signs include foul odors, slow drainage, or visible leaks.
Inspect every 1-3 months, depending on usage.
Causes include clogs, damage, or improper maintenance.
The flow of grease from kitchen fixtures enters the grease trap. a restricting device to be installed to restrict the flow to the grease trap to a maximum rated capacity. A fixed valve in the outer space of the grease trap allows air into the free space to stop suck-out and back pressure. The baffles help to keep grease toward the upstream end of the grease trap since grease floats up and will generally grease will not go under the baffle. This helps to stop grease from leaving the grease trap and it will not move further downstream where it can cause blockage problems. Solids in the wastewater that do not float will be in the bottom of the grease trap and to be removed during the grease trap cleaning process. Grease will float on the surface of the water and collect behind the baffles. The oil and grease will be removed during the grease trap cleaning process as well. Air relief is provided to maintain proper air circulation within the grease trap. usually, grease traps have a sample point at the outlet end of the trap to help the quality raise of the grease trap flow running. A cleanout is provided at the outlet or just downstream of the outlet to provide access into the pipe to remove blockages. The water exits the grease trap through the outlet pipe and continues to the grease interceptor or the sanitary sewer system.
Is an abbreviation for Fats, oils, and grease these fluids will enter the sewer system if they are poured down drains in apartments, restaurants, and all other industries using kitchen tools.
Hire a professional for safety and efficiency.
Repair time varies but can range from a few hours to a day.
Costs depend on the extent of damage and repair needed.
The purpose of grease traps and interceptors is to prevent grease, oils, and fats (FOG) from getting into the building and public sewer systems. Depending on the use, they may be found outside or within your kitchen. They are often made to hold onto FOG-filled effluent for a sufficient amount of time to allow the grease in the water to cool, harden, and separate from the residual trash. Grease may be appropriately disposed of once it has separated.
Records about grease traps or interceptors may be requested, and any food service establishments suspected of interfering with the collection system or treatment facilities may be subject to an inspection. When assessing the state of a grease trap, a useful guideline is the proportion of water to grease in the trap.
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Grease trap repair involves diagnosing and addressing issues with the functionality
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