Grease separator

DescriptionKESSEL Version „G“ separators are designed according to EN 1825-1.These separators distinguish themselves through their ease of installationand nearly maintenance free characteristics.According to DIN V 4040-2, the complete contents of the separatorshould be emptied, the unit cleaned and refilled with clean cold waterevery fourteen days or at a minimum of every month. To empty thecontents of the separator the cover needs to be removed. The separatoris then completely emptied and cleaned by the disposal truck.not possible, heated drainage piping should be used between the fixturesand the separator. It is important to note that the inlet level of theseparator must always be located below the frost level. This can beaccomplished by the use of the vertically adjustable upper section andby the use of an extension section when necessary. The separatormanhole covers for load classes B (12.5 ton) and D (40.0 ton) are odortight and secured with bolts according to EN 124.The underground separator should be located as close as possible tothe fixtures (drains) to which it is connected. In the case where locatingthe separator in close proximity to the fixtures which it drains isInstallation hintsThe underground separator must be placed on a firm and level base ofcompacted sand or gravel which will be able to support the predeterminedloads.The separator should then be placed in the prepared hole and filled withwater to the outlet level.The hole should be then filled and thoroughly compacted at equal increments(approx 0.5 meters) with sand or gravel. For separators needingto withstand heavy tractor trailer loads (up to 40.0 ton), please consultKESSEL for installation instructions.Connect the inlet and outlets of the separator to the drainage piping.Separators for underground installation below the groundwater level areavailable from KESSEL upon request.NoticeThe KESSEL Version ”G” underground separator should be installedonly in areas where:• the release of strong and aggressive odors will not pose a problem• accessing the separator with the disposal hose of the disposal truckwill not cause problems or inconveniences.Page 29