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The document is a maintenance log for fats, oil, and grease (FOG) management related to grease traps in the City of Issaquah. It outlines the requirements for annual maintenance reporting, including details such as firm name, contact information, maintenance schedule, and records of performed maintenance activities.

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How much does it cost to maintain a grease trap?

Depends on a Variety of Factors The accumulation of FOG materials (fats, oils, grease) is also taken into consideration when pricing a grease trap cleaning service. The average cost for an indoor grease trap in good condition (meaning it has been regularly maintained) can range from $175 to $475.

How do you calculate grease traps?

How to size your Grease Trap Measure your sinks. Convert the capacity from total cubic inches to gallons per minute (GPM) by dividing by 231: Add any additional appliances (optional) Determine the flow rate and drainage period. Select interceptor from the table below which corresponds with the flow rate calculated.

Who is responsible for cleaning grease traps?

Grease trap maintenance is usually performed by maintenance staff or other employees of the facility. The required maintenance frequency for grease traps depends on the amount of FOG generated by the facility and Best Management Practices (BMP) that the facility uses to reduce the FOG discharged into the sewer system.

What are the requirements for a grease trap?

A grease trap should be able to hold all the kitchen wastewater entering it during times of maximum water use for a period of 20 minutes. A grease trap connected to a single sink should not be smaller than 250 litre (55 gallons) capacity. A larger grease trap is used if more than one fixture is connected.

What is the 25% rule for grease traps?

*The 25% rule should be observed: When the FOG layer and Food Solids layer are 25% or greater than the depth of the tank then it needs to be pumped. Why? Reduced removal efficiency, and shortcircuiting. Sometimes you cannot access interceptor Manhole!

What is the minimum rate of flow through a grease trap?

As a general guideline, the following recommended grease trap sizes based on dishwasher flow rates are commonly used: 10 GPM: For low-flow dishwashers with a flow rate of up to 10 gallons per minute, a grease trap with a minimum capacity of 20 to 30 gallons is recommended.

How often should a grease trap be serviced?

Small grease traps need to be cleaned more often than large ones because they fill more quickly. Larger or busier businesses will have a more frequent cleaning schedule than smaller ones. Your particular schedule could be anywhere from 6 weeks to 4 or even 6 monthly.

What is the code for grease traps?

1003.3 Grease Traps and Grease Interceptors.