Grease Trap Waste Disposal by Clarence Valley Septics

Grease Trap

Waste Disposal & Industrial

Liquid Waste Management Services

Grease Trap Waste

Grease includes fats, oils, and waxes. Food and hospitality industries, as well as restaurants are major contributors of grease waste that may cause significant issues with wastewater disposal. Large amounts of grease can clog pipes, making wastewater disposal less effective or ineffective entirely if the pipes are completely clogged.  A grease trap is used to resolve this issue. The device separates grease from wastewater beforeitisallowed to leavethepremises.

Ensuring Optimal Performance of Grease Trap

Grease traps which are located outside of the building tend to be bigger, and easier to maintain. These also tend to clog more often in cold weather. Proper grease trap waste disposal is important to keep it functioning at its optimum level. Running hot water down the drain simply moves the problem downstream and may even make the situation worse. Clarence Valley Septics provides grease trap waste disposal services for commercial anddomestic grease trapsofanysize.

Industrial Liquid Waste Management Solutions

Clarence Valley Septics’ industrial liquid waste management services use low-cost adsorbents like zeolites, fly ash, and chitin to remove heavy metals from industrial liquid waste. Membrane filtration techniques like ultrafiltration can be used by the company’s industrial liquid waste management service for the removal of heavy metals from inorganic solutions. An ionised solution is passed throughanion-exchange membraneinelectrodialysis.

Treating Wastewater

From Pulp & Textile Industry

Different treatment methods are required for industrial wastewater from the paper and pulp industries. The company can accomplish this by employing techniques such as ozonation, gasification, and biological treatment. The use of microbial fuel cells is a novel approach to wastewater treatment in the pulp and paper industry. To treat wastewater from the textile industry, membrane separation techniques such as nanofiltrationand reverseosmosisare used.