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    Pressure Vessel Calculation

    HILTON AGDAM PROJECT GREASE SEPARATOR CALCULATION

    1. Free-standing Model:
    Kitchen Fixtures Qty Wastewater flow
    Sink 18 5,4
    Dish-washing machine 2 2
    Tilting bratt pan / Fryer 3 0,75
    Boiling pan 1 0,45
    Pat. Peeling machine 1 0,68
    Hose 1 0,23
    QS = QS1 + QS2 (Sizing of Grease separators according to BS EN 1825-Din 4040-2).
    QTotal = QS x fd x ft x fr
    QS1 = Waste water flow rate from kitchen fixtures
    QS2 = Load from kitchen taps

    QS1 = 5,4 + 2 + 0,75 + 0,45 + 0,68 = 9,28


    QS2 = 0,23
    Density of oils and fats at 20˚C Density factor fd
    < 0,94 g/cm3 1,0
    >0,94 g/cm3 1,5 (*)
    (*): for substances such as castor oil, wool fat, resin/rosin oil, beef drippings.

    For wastewater from kitchens, restaurants, hospitals, slaughter/meat processing plants as a density
    factor (fd) value of 1 is generally applicable.

    Incoming wastewater temperature Temperature factor ft

    < 60°C 1,0


    > 60°C 1,3
    Are standard cleaners used in the Cleaner solution factor fr
    kitchen?
    No 1,0
    Yes 1,3 (*)
    (*): In special circumstances (Hospital for example) a cleaner solution factor of fr >1,5 could be
    required.

    fd = 1,0 ft = 1,0 fc = 1,3


    QTotal = QS x fd x ft x fr
    QTotal = 9,51 x 1,0 x 1,0 x 1,3 = 12,3 l/s

    Grease separator capacity is calculated 12,3 l/s.

    L17489 – HAP
    BAKU, AZERBAIJAN P a g e | 25
    Pressure Vessel Calculation

    2. Underground Model:

    Kitchen Fixtures Qty Wastewater flow


    Sink 7 2,1
    Dish-washing machine 2 2
    Fryer 2 0,62

    QS = QS1 + QS2 (Sizing of Grease separators according to BS EN 1825-Din 4040-2).


    QTotal = QS x fd x ft x fr
    QS1 = Waste water flow rate from kitchen fixtures
    QS2 = Load from kitchen taps

    QS1 = 2,1 + 2 + 0,62 = 4,72 QS2 =


    not accounted for.

    Density of oils and fats at 20˚C Density factor fd


    < 0,94 g/cm3 1,0
    >0,94 g/cm3 1,5 (*)
    (*): for substances such as castor oil, wool fat, resin/rosin oil, beef drippings.

    For wastewater from kitchens, restaurants, hospitals, slaughter/meat processing plants as a density
    factor (fd) value of 1 is generally applicable.

    Incoming wastewater temperature Temperature factor ft

    < 60°C 1,0


    > 60°C 1,3

    Are standard cleaners used in the Cleaner solution factor fr


    kitchen?
    No 1,0
    Yes 1,3 (*)
    (*): In special circumstances (Hospital for example) a cleaner solution factor of fr >1,5 could be
    required.

    fd = 1,0 ft = 1,0 fc = 1,3


    QTotal = QS x fd x ft x fr
    QTotal = 4,72 x 1,0 x 1,0 x 1,3 = 6,14 l/s

    Grease separator capacity is calculated 6,14 l/s.

    L17489 – HAP
    BAKU, AZERBAIJAN P a g e | 26

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