Grease
interceptors or grease traps are types of provisional tanks for
wastewater. This septic tank is used where a lot of greases is
produced. The wastewater is made of fat, oil and grease and is often
called FOG for short. This FOG folls down and becomes coagulated. A
normal tank cannot store this type of wastage. The grease interceptor
tanks are designed in such a way that they store the wastage till it
breaks down and becomes less harmful. There are different size of
these tanks. A grease interceptor tank in Saskatchewan can range
from 600 gallons to 60000 gallons in capacity.
Usually,
this type of tanks is used in restaurants and hotels or factories of
food products, hospitals and in school where a lot of cooking is done
regularly and a lot of FOG is produced throughout the day. Smaller
sized grease interceptor
tanks in BC
are called grease traps.
How
to maintain it:
Grease
interceptors need proper maintenance and care so that they can work
properly. Here are some maintenance tips for the Grease interceptor
tanks-
1.
These tanks must be maintained by expert professionals. Regular
inspection by an expert is a great idea. Because they can clean the
tank in need. At least one annual cleaning is required.
2.
The staffs of the place can also help in maintaining the tank. Which
includes-
a.
Regular cleaning of the under-sink trap
b.
Scraping foods and separating them helps to maintain the interceptor
c.
Never pouring the excess grease or oil in the drainage directly.
These
tips can help in maintaining the Grease interceptor tanks in
Saskatchewan and keep the tank durable and long-lasting.
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