What is the difference between a kitchen oil water separator and a grease trap

Updated on Kitchen 2024-07-31
2 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-01-24

    The oil-water separator generally sits indoors, and is discharged into the kitchen collection well by the catering drainage ditch and pipe, or first discharged into the kitchen collection well, and then the water pump pressurizes and pumps into it, and then discharges it into the outdoor pipe network. The grease trap is generally buried outdoors, connected by an indoor pipeline, and then enters the outdoor drainage system. The oil-water separator is the equipment, and the grease trap is the structure.

  2. Anonymous users2024-01-23

    The name is different, but the function is the same.

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