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The 25% rule limits grease interceptors to 25% combined grease and solids capacity. Modern hydromechanical interceptors (HGIs) hold up to 75% grease, reducing water waste and costs. HGIs outperform outdated systems, highlighting the need for updated standards.

Field inspections show that FOG (fats, oils, and grease) is introduced through every kitchen fixture, however, misconceptions persist about the necessity of routing floor drains, sinks or other fixtures to an interceptor. What is the right answer?

Grease interceptors play a crucial role in maintaining the smooth operation of food service establishments.

Gravity grease interceptors are crucial for clean wastewater systems in high-grease food service. Debunking misconceptions and explaining the key to effective grease management and environmental protection.

Looking for the right grease interceptor can be overwhelming. Learn about the different considerations for choose a grease interceptor that best fits your needs in this comprehensive guide.

Kansas-based grease interceptor manufacturer, Schier Products Company, has announced the transition of all its stock into an Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP), resulting in the company becoming 100% employee-owned.

The ratings of hydromechanical grease interceptors are divided into four types, A thru D, according to the product standard ASME A112.14.3.

Hydromechanical grease interceptors (HGI) traditionally utilize flow control devices to restrict the incoming flow to the flow rate to which the grease interceptor is certified. Even so, flow control devices haven’t always been used the way they are today.

ASME and CSA harmonize plumbing standards for hydromechanical grease interceptors, streamlining regulations and benefiting North American manufacturers.

The American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) has implemented weight restrictions governing manhole covers within the United States.

Explore plumbing code requirements for grease interceptors, including trap and vent specifications. Learn about AAV usage and the impact of boilerplate drawings. Ensure compliance with local codes.

Each year, open sewer manhole incidents lead to accidents including drowning, entrapment, and exposure to hazardous H2S gas, impacting the public and those in maintenance and food roles.