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The degreaser provides for the removal of fats and oils
from waters of muddy substances by employing one single fortified monolithic
reservoir of two deflectors. In this way the degreaser works in two phases:
the first provides the separation and accumulation of the solid sediments (sludge,
lime, sand, etc), while the second one provides the separation and
accumulation of the floating suspensions (fats and oils of vegetable and
animal origin).
The entrance ductwork is equipped with an entrance
deflector that reduces the speed and maintains uniform water flow in the
compartment, while the exit ductwork is supplied with a foam exit deflector.
The waters to be treated enter into the reservoir. The
solid sediments are deposited on the bottom, while the decanted water and
the lighter substances congregate at the surface and the underlying
clarified water flows beyond the foam deflector ending in the drainage duct.
Periodically it is necessary to provide for the extraction
of the solids, oils, and fats accumulated in the degreaser.
Thus conformed and equipped, under the condition that the
cargo is compatible with its basic size, the degreaser is in a position to
remove the fats and oils of vegetable and animal origin that are present in
the water until a residual content reaches 25 mg/l. |