Oils, fats and separators
Testing the concentration of oils and fats in the wastewater and checking the efficiency of the grease separator - a key parameter for restaurants and kitchens.
Industrial plants aren't the only ones subject to wastewater rules. Restaurants, auto shops, laundromats and many institutions are required to monitor their wastewater based on their type of activity and the water utility's monitoring program. Tailored sampling checks the parameters relevant to your business and helps you avoid excess-discharge charges. Kesar Digum samples on-site and tests in an ISO 17025 accredited laboratory, nationwide.
A restaurant discharging oils and fats, an auto shop with fuel and oil residues, a laundromat using cleaning agents or an institution with a central kitchen - all of them produce wastewater that is subject to water utility rules. The water utility sets, for each type of business, the parameters to be monitored and the frequency, and any exceedance leads to an added charge and sometimes to a licensing issue. Kesar Digum builds a sampling plan tailored to your business, collects the samples on-site and follows up with a clear report and actionable recommendations.
Parameters tailored to your type of activity and to the water utility's requirements for your business.
Testing the concentration of oils and fats in the wastewater and checking the efficiency of the grease separator - a key parameter for restaurants and kitchens.
Measuring BOD, COD and pH level to assess the load your business places on the sewer system and to verify compliance with threshold values.
Testing for mineral oils, metals or cleaning agents - depending on the activity of the auto shop, laundromat or business.
Aligning the sampling with the water utility's requirements for your business and helping you understand the reports, for orderly compliance with the rules.
Full DetailsThe water utility determines which businesses must monitor and at what frequency. These are the common cases:
Restaurants, catering and institutional kitchens discharge oils and fats at high loads and are usually required to monitor periodically.
Activity involving oils, fuels or cleaning agents requires wastewater monitoring according to the type of business and the utility's program.
In many cases, compliant sampling results are part of the conditions for your business license and permit to operate with the local authority.
The water utility may require a business to present sampling results following a suspected exceedance or a blockage in the sewer system.
Ignoring the wastewater rules quickly turns from an avoidable expense into a problem that hurts the business:
An exceedance of the threshold values translates into an added charge on your water bill, often without the owner knowing where the charge comes from.
Failure to meet wastewater requirements can delay the renewal of a business license or become a deficiency in a local authority inspection.
A buildup of grease and solids in your business pipes and in the sewer system causes blockages, overflows and repeated repair costs.
We'll tailor the sampling to your type of business and the utility's requirements, take the samples on-site and return a report that helps you meet the rules and avoid excess-discharge charges - nationwide.
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