Grease Oil separator

Oil Separator

An oil separator is a more advanced form of device for separating oil from water. Together they have an internal structure that facilitates the binding of oil droplets.

The residence time of water in the separator is much longer than the residence time of the grease interceptor, so it takes longer to separate. This removes more oil from the stream. Due to the high capacity rating of the oil separator, it can be used at a much higher water flow rate than the grease interceptor.

However, it is important to use only fast-acting degreasers in the businesses involved. Other degreasers prevent the formation of oil droplets and their separation from water. This disables the oil separator and can cause oil to leak into the sewers of trade waste.

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Grease oil separator

Oily wastewater endangers pipelines and wastewater. Oils and fats can accumulate on the walls of pipes along with other wastewater components, leading to corrosion, clogging and odor. For these reasons, the use of separators is necessary in the industrial and commercial sectors where fatty wastewater is produced.

NIHVA offers all ACO separators designed according to the principles of BS EN1825 Part 1 Grease Separator design, performance, testing, marking and quality control.

Grease Separator

For catering companies that produce greasy wastewater, a grease separation chamber according to EN 1825 and DIN 4040-100 is installed so that the organic-based grease and oil in the wastewater is retained in the sewer without being discharged. This applies, for example, to hotels, canteens, canteens, restaurants, or snack bars, or even different types of food producers (refineries, butchers, slaughterhouses, etc.). ACO offers grease separators for free standing, mobile use or ground installation. A distinction is made between complete and partial disposal units. Oval, circular or split separation chambers made of hygienic stainless steel or polyethylene, measuring devices for measuring the thickness of the grease layer, odor neutralization, signaling devices with GSM modules, etc. Many accessory components are optimally added to the unit.

Feature

• Resistant to high temperatures
• Sanitary Material Stainless AISI 316L or PE-HD
• Rigid construction to withstand container movement and vibration
• Resistant to organic solvents