Lakasa Biomatic Grease Interceptor
Lakasa Biomatic Grease Interceptor
Lakasa Biomatic Grease Interceptor
treatment.
wastewater. The solid waste and starch is filtered out Grease Interceptor
effectively from the sediment trap (first chamber), while the Fully recessed underground
grease and oil is intercepted from the second chamber.
The interceptor can be used for manual removal of oil and Type of Installation
grease or used in conjunction with LAKASA Biomatic
Liquid Enzyme for waste digestion.
The unit is completed with two chambers and with two separate interceptor covers. The first chamber comes with
a 4.0mm dia. 7mm pitch perforated stainless steel bucket and is able to effectively filter away incoming solid
waste and starch. The second chamber is completed with a diffusing baffle at the beginning and followed with 3
big and across the interceptor body baffles which can which reinforce the interceptor structure solidity and also
effectively control the flow velocity and turbulence of incoming wastewater; the unit also c/w a enzyme dosing
connection and deep seal integral trap immediate before the outlet to intercept the grease and oil..
Wastewater from kitchen sink, dishwasher that contains air, grease and food particles are flushed and enters the
inlet of interceptor at high velocity. Food particles will be trapped and filtered in the stainless steel perforated
basket, leaving only greasy water to continue its journey to the next chamber. At the inlet to second chamber,
wastewater is immediately directed downward by the main deflecting baffles, at the same time allowing trapped
air bubbles to rise to the surface. The baffles will effectively reduce the velocity and turbulence of the incoming
liquid. The turbulence of the liquid flow is further reduced when the wastewater passes through the remaining
baffles. These baffles are arranged in unique positions to allow effective and efficient separation of grease, fats,
and oils from wastewater and rise above the normal established water line of the interceptor.
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Sinks: Dishwashers:
EXAMPLE OF CALCULATION
o Diversity factor only applicable to Low activity (cooking and washing) environment.
o Water Retention Time of more than 30 minutes will generally achieve >99.9% of Grease removal
percentage.
The model recommended is LK2100 (100 GPM) OR LK2200 (200 GPM) for busy environment.
1. Sediment trap chamber is to be cleaned up on daily basis. However, the frequency of cleaning can be once
a few days if the incoming volume is low.
2. Grease trap chamber is designed to intercept incoming grease and oil. The grease and oil which is trapped
in this chamber can be cleaned either
by manual scoop (once a week). In this case, Grease Interceptor shall be maintained in efficient
operating condition by periodic removal of the accumulated grease. No such collected grease shall
be introduced into any drainage piping, or public or private sewer.
OR
by biomatic liquid enzyme, which actually converts grease into water and carbon dioxide. If a
thickening of the contents is noted, with a distinct caking effect across the surface, or an
offensive, pungent odour is emitted, then gradually increase the suggested dosage rate to
compensate.
If the contents appear to remain in a minimal semi-liquid state with little or no odour, this
indicates successful degradation of the grease. Whenever tank is cleaned, the initial dosing
procedure must be repeated.
3. With the introduction of biomatic enzyme, periodic cleaning for grease is about once every 3 months. For
manual cleaning (without using biomatic enzyme), cleaning for grease is about once a week. However, more
frequent cleaning is required when there are more activities and/or when incoming grease content is high.
4. Additional aeration system is suggested for larger size grease interceptor. The aeration pump is pre-set to
run at the right timing and duration to achieve optimum performance.
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SIRIM TESTED
(Ref. No. 237/16/206)
(Job No. J114/01)
Sediment trap chamber Grease interceptor chamber Schematic View
ONE YEAR WARRANTY ON WELDING JOINTS (LEAKAGE) FOR LAKASA GREASE INTERCEPTOR
Sole Agent : LAKASA Marketing & Distribution Tel: 03-6120 6895 Fax: 03-6120 1852
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Microorganisms Strains:
Bacillus subtilis (3 strains) Bacillus Licheniformis
Bacillus Megaterium
Bacillus Polymyxa 1. Selected microbes produce
Bacterial Cultures: enzyme
Bacillus subtilis (3 strains) Superior producer of protease, amylase,
cellulase and lipase enzyme activity
Bacillus Licheniformis Excellent producer of protease and
amylase activity and requires facultative
condition for growth
Bacillus Megaterium Excellent producer of protease, lipase
and cellulase activity and requires
facultative condition for growth
2. Enzymes liquefy organic
Bacillus Polymyxa Excellent producer of lipase activity and waste
requires facultative condition for growth
Enzymes Protease, Amylase, cellulase, Pectinase,
Beta glucanase, xylanase and lipase
Other Ingredients Essential nutrient and amino acid
complexes
FFA
FFA
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I. Inadequate dosage.
II. Inappropriate dosing time – the water temperature might be too high or the enzyme might have been flushed
out before it has enough time to react.
III. The grease content might be too high for biological process. In this case, manual cleaning is required once
a month or more frequent if needed.
IV. Inadequate oxygen for microbe to perform, additional aeration might be required, especially for large
interceptor.
V. Wastewater might be too acidic or contains high chlorine mixture which can kill microbes.
Enzyme Dosage
(Actual dosage required might vary according to grease content)
Model Daily meals Starter Monthly dose
dose (litres)
(ml) LOW HIGH SIRIM LAB TEST
grease grease
LK2012 up to 80 90 0.6 1.8 Day Grease & Oil
Day 1 0.5945 g
LK2015 80 – 150 90 0.6 1.8 Day 7 0.2280 g
LK2020 150 – 250 180 1.0 2.7 Day 14 0.1182 g
LK2025 250 – 300 180 1.0 2.7
LK2035 300 – 400 270 1.5 3.6
LK2050 400 – 600 360 1.8 4.5 Conclusion:
LK2075 600 – 1000 450 2.0 5.4
The results clearly showed
LK2100 1000 – 1500 540 2.0 5.4
positive impacts of LAKASA
LK2150 1500 – 2000 630 3.0 9.0 BIOMATIC ENZYME in the
LK2200 2000 - 2500 700 3.6 10.8 degradation of FOG.
LK2250 2500 – 3000 800 4.0 12.0
LK2300 3000 – 3500 900 4.5 13.5
LK2350 to 3500 - 5000 1000 5.0 15.0
LK2500
Wastewater from main kitchen always contain high % of grease, whereas those from hand washing sink / basin
and secondary centralized Grease Interceptor usually does not have much grease and oil.
During the first few weeks of dosing operation, regular inspection of the internal condition of the interceptor
should be conducted to gauge the performance of the dosage. If a thickening of the contents is noted, with a
distinct caking effect across the surface, or an offensive, pungent odour is emitted, then gradually increase the
suggested dosage rate to compensate. If the contents appear to remain in a minimal semi-liquid state with little or
no odour, this indicates successful degradation of the grease. Whenever tank is cleaned, the initial dosing
procedure must be repeated.
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Installation
The LAKASA ADU is located in close proximity to the grease interceptor. A conduit pipe (>7mm Ø) for the
enzyme supply tube is recommended to link the auto-doser to the grease interceptor. The recommended
distance is not more than 5 meters for effective transmission of enzyme from the source to the destination.
I. Connect the ADU to a 13 amp power point. Control panel and Digital clock setting
II. Set the current time at the digital clock. I = manual operated dosing
III. Set the dosing „ON‟ time (2 hours after the Auto = Auto operated dosing
kitchen is closed) and the dosing „OFF‟ time for O = Off = set time
a correct dosing duration according to Run = normal run
recommended enzyme dosage. = program
IV. Run manual dosing with the initial dosage and = choose program for dosing ON and OFF
to ensure the ADU is running properly. 1 … 7 = set dosing day (Mon to Sun)
h = hour m = minute R = reset
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From ADU
Flexible Connector
Hose
Lock
Copper or
ADU Cabinet (lockable type) Connector other pipe
(265 x 610 x 175 mm)
Biomatic Liquid Enzyme
(5 liters)
Connector
Flexible Hose
(6 mmØ) Interceptor Wall
Socket (5/8")
Floor
Inlet
After installation, the gap Socket (5/8")
is back-filled with cement
and sand
Outlet to Sewer
LAKASA Grease Interceptor
(Refer catalogue for dimension)
Installation for LAKASA Grease and Sediment Interceptor & Grating Sediment
Trap
LAKASA Biomatic Grease Interceptor
(Typical Installation: Suspended Type)
SK SK
FLEXIBLE
HOSE
50Ø
CHEQUER
SEDIMENT PLATE COVER
INTERCEPTOR 2000 x 860
400
350
50Ø
430
75Ø
GREASE
150x150 FLOOR DRAIN 100Ø UPVC PIPE INTERCEPTOR
C/W S/S. PERFORATED OUTLET
RUN THRU BEAM 100/150 GPM
BUCKET
Cross Section
50Ø UPVC
2000 DRAIN PIPE TO
DROPPER PIPE
CHEQUER PLATE BY
MAIN CONTACTOR
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LAKASA BIOMATIC
GREASE INTERCEPTOR
100/150 GPM
Detail of Pre-Casted Sump
100Ø UPVC INLET Plan View
50Ø
DRAIN OUTLET
LAKASA BIomatic Grease Interceptor System 2000
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AUTOMATIC
DOSING UNIT
(13Amp)
WALL
DOUBLE BOWL SINK
CONDUIT PIPE
PRECAST
INTO CONCRETE TILES AND
INTERCEPTOR COVER
CEMENT SCREED
200mm
FLOOR SLAB
300mm
FASTERNED WITH
ANCHOR
INLET (WALL PLUG) OUTLET
330mm
320mm
100mmØ
C-CHANNEL 100mmØ
UPVC
HANGERS UPVC
BS4514
BS4514
NOTE:
820mm(L) x 440mm(W)
1. C-Channel hanger able to take load 200kg.
2. Slab opening required 870mm x 490mm
Grease Interceptor
1. Inspect unit for defects or damages and make sure it meets specified requirements (eg : model
and size).
2. Inlet & outlet is connected accordingly and properly. DO NOT INSTALL INTERCEPTOR
BACKWARDS. Place at a firm & balance concrete base. Install interceptor as close as possible to
the source of fats, oils and grease (FOG) laden water. This minimizes unprotected pipe, and FOG
separates best when effluent is relatively hot.
3. Install interceptor sitting on floor, partially recessed or flush-to-floor, making sure there is enough
room to allow for easy maintenance of the unit. (Room for cover to be removed and sediment
bucket to be taken out for cleaning).
4. INTERCEPTOR MUST BE PLACED ON A FLAT, SOLID SURFACE TO SUPPORT THE
BOTTOM! When suspending interceptor from floor above, all units must be fully supported on
bottom with a flat surface strong enough to support the weight of the unit when full of water/FOG.
All units must be independently supported to avoid stress on fittings.
5. WHEN INSTALLING IN THE GROUND, Construct a solid manhole sump for housing the
interceptor. Manhole sump cover should normally be higher a bit the floor level OR construct a
drain surrounding the cover to channel away most rain water and prevent in from entering the
sump. The sump should also allocate four corner water exit at lowest possible 4 sides corners for
the in case splashed into rain water to escape and seep into the earth outside the sump.
6. FILL INTERCEPTOR WITH WATER AND INSTALL LID BEFORE BACK FILLING. It is
recommended to use light sand for back fill. Be sure backfill is free of sharp stones and foreign
matter to avoid punctures. (DO NOT PUT SAND IN INTEREPTOR!)
7. INTERCEPTOR filled with clean water until static water level and is ready for operation.
Biomatic Enzyme
1. Avoid direct sunlight and should be kept inside the ADU cabinet.
2. When biomatic enzyme level is running low, replenish and top up as soon as possible.
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