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Oil interceptors | Settle solids interceptors | Grease interceptors | Starch interceptors

Our duty is to preserve the biological quality of runoff water!


The interceptor traps oil (light liquids) contined in runoff water, by gravity and/or coalescence.


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The interceptors must comply with various standards with respect to both construction and dimensioning.

Etude pour séparateur à hydrocarbures


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MaterialsFlow l/s
STEEL1 to 1000
POLYESTER30 to 500
POLYETHYLENE1 to 50


 Operating Principle



The operating principle is based on the difference in density between the various types of matter within.
Light liquids with a density of0.85, rise to the surface while heavy matter with a density of 1.1 settle down in the apparatus.


 Equipment



 Sludge trap


This compartment, located upstream the interceptor, is designed to trap heavy matter (sludge). Its volume complies with Standard NF EN 858-1.

 Lamellar coalescing cell: turbulent movement


In order to improve the interceptor output, a coalescing filter is used so that the discharge level is below 5 mg/l.
The effluent goes from the lower part to the upper part of the compartment, which helps the oil to float. The oil particles that are not dense enough to rise to the surface, stick to the back of the plates and form a film that is pushed upwards by the current.

 Automatic closing floater


An automatic obturation system is fitted on each machine in this range to prevent any discharge into the environment.

Its operating principle also replies on the difference of density between water (density 1) and light liquids (density 0.85).
In this way, the floater of the automatic obturator, rated at the density of 1, floats in the water but sinks in the oils.



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