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Separation system takes grease out of sewers
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ecoTECHNIC product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team
Jul 5, 2001
EcoGrease, designed according to the newly adopted European Standard pr-EN1825, separates liquid, coagulating animal and vegetable fat and grease from water prior to discharge in sewers
The patent pending ecoGrease system, designed according to the newly adopted European Standard pr-EN1825, separates liquid, coagulating animal and vegetable fat and grease from water prior to discharge in septic or municipally owned sewer application.
For the first time a grease separation technology will allow the consultant, plumber or end user to not only size the system strictly by flow-rate, but also achieve specific effluent removal efficiencies for these pollutants (<25 ppm mandatory according to pr-EN).
Its structural configuration allows pollutant loads to be accurately monitored and then cleanly and easily remediated.
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