What is a Oil trap?

An oil trap is a device designed to separate oil and water, commonly used in water treatment and wastewater treatment processes. It effectively captures oils and minimizes environmental impact by preventing oil from being discharged into water sources. Oil traps are often integrated into wastewater treatment systems, where they separate oil from water, allowing for either recycling or safe disposal of the oil. They are frequently used in factories, restaurants, and other facilities to remove oil from wastewater, contributing to water quality protection when properly maintained.

Application of Oil trap

✅Factory Wastewater Treatment
In factories, oil can often mix with wastewater during production processes. Oil traps are used to prevent this by separating the oil from the water before it is discharged. This is especially important in automotive repair shops and food processing plants where oil is commonly used.
✅Restaurant Kitchens
In restaurant kitchens, oils from frying and other cooking processes can contaminate wastewater. Oil traps are installed to remove the oil, preventing blockages in pipes and helping to protect the environment by reducing oil contamination in the sewer system.
✅Gas Stations
At gas stations, oil and fuel can sometimes mix with wastewater. Oil traps are used to separate these contaminants, preventing environmental pollution and ensuring compliance with environmental regulations.

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