Grease interceptors are very important parts of plumbing systems, specifically in kitchens. However, most individuals find themselves at a loss when it comes to the sizing of these systems. If the interceptor is too small, grease escapes into the drainage system; if it is too large, it increases costs and presents space problems. Therefore, proper sizing is quite necessary.
Now, let’s explain this in an easier and more practical way.
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