HB GT HEAVY DUTY RANGE
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(*)Optional Outlet Diameter (Available on Request)
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SIZING | CALCULATION SHEET | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Calculation Sheet to Determine the Size of Large Industrial Grease Traps |
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EXAMPLE: Kitchen serving 1400 meals/day |
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For first 400 meals/day | 2L/s |
First 400 meals | = |
2.0L/s |
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For every 100 more | 0.25L/s |
1000 meals=0.25x1000/100 | = |
2.5L/s |
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For large dish washer | 2L/s |
Large dish washer | = |
2.0L/s |
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For small dish washer | 1L/s |
TOTAL |
6.5l/s |
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Recommended grease trap: |
Use our HBGT 7l/s grease trap |
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The connections detailed below apply to both "Above Ground" and "Under Ground" Heavy Duty Grease Traps. Connections
MaintenancePort 1 (P1) is situated just below the water line and serves as a frequent maintenance drain . One can connect a pump to this port to "Skim Off" the top 50mm of accumelated sludge.This port can, however, be blanked off and the maintenance can be done manually. Port 2 (P2) This Port can be connected to an external pump to drain the grease trap. During operation of the grease trap solids accumulate on the bottom of the grease trap and needs to be removed. How ever, as per Port 1, Port 2 may be blanked off and the grease trap may be pumped empty using a grease trap maintenance company. |
- APPLICATIONS
- MATERIALS & FINISHES
- PERFORMANCE
- INSTALLATION
- • Designed commercial applications
- • Available in 5 sizes
- • Use in conjunction with the Herbish Bio Dosing System
- • Manufactured in 304 and 316 grade stainless steel
- • Tamper proof lids
- • Excellent corrosion resistance
- • Hygienic
- • High flow rate performance
- • Supplied with collection baskets
- • No direct access to the sewer line during routine maintenance
- 1. The grease interceptor must be located as close as possible to the source for the following reasons:
a. The pipe that runs between the source and the interceptor
should be kept as short as possible to minimise potential blocking.
b. Because kitchen waste water is relatively hot, the grease is free to separate from solids in the effluent. If the grease is allowed to coalesce with the solids, it may form heavy globules which sink to the bottom of the interceptor and be washed out to the sewer. - 2.The grease interceptor should be installed in a place where it can be safely and easily maintained. Careful consideration must be paid in respect to cover clearances and basket removal.
- 3. The Herbish GT grease traps should be used in conjunction with The Herbish BIO Dispensing Unit and Herbish BIO Fluid.
