What is the difference between Class 1 & Class 2 Interceptors or Separators?

We still have a few more questions to answer as regards Petrol/Oil Interceptors (Separators), next up; What is the difference between a Class 1 and Class 2 Separator?

Petrol/Oil Separator:
Another word used to describe an interceptor.

Class 1 Interceptor:

Designed to achieve a concentration of 5 mg/l of petrol/oil at discharge under normal conditions, includes a coalescer.  A Class 1 Interceptor is usually required for discharge to any surface water.

Class 2 Interceptor:
Designed to achieve a concentration of 100 mg/l of petrol/oil at discharge under normal conditions.  Normally used when discharge is to a foul sewer.

BMS have introduced a full set of Petrol Interceptor/Holding Tank Sizing & Selection Charts to help you easily size and select an Interceptor/Holding Tank suitable for your requirements. They can be downloaded at this link.

Full Retention Interceptors & Bypass Interceptors

BMS manufacture produce a full range of ‘plug & play’ interceptors/separators from 1,000 – 100,000 litres manufactured in corrosion and rot proof GRP under ISO 9001:2008 to European Standards and are Irelands leading producer.

A Load of BMS Petrol/Oil Interceptors

 

A bit about the company

BMS is a quality manufacturer of package products for wastewater and stormwater treatment. BMS started in 1986 and has exported products to over 50 countries around the world.  It is a third-generation family business with huge expertise in wastewater and stormwater.


BMS also manufacture a full range of products for surface water and wastewater treatment including our pioneering next generation RBC system the Aerotor, which forms part of our world-leading Blivet package sewage treatment plant, a ‘one stop shop’ for all surface water products from design to installation including;

Please see our enclosed Company & Product Profile for a full summary or View our full product/services catalogue at this link

BMS also provides:

  • Free Design Service for Sewage Treatment, Pump Stations, and Surface Water Treatment

  • Full Operation and Maintenance, Repair, Advice, and Testing services for existing installations.

We also can do free CPD Presentations on Sewage Treatment/Surface Water Management at any location. 

We would be delighted to discuss any requirements you might have, and we are available to meet you at your convenience.  Contact us today.

Tommy Bulter

M.Pharm (Hons) MBS (Hons) Cert. H&S (Allison)
• 15 year’s + experience in Management in Waste/Surface Water, R&D & H&S.
• Project Management specialist, Marketing specialist, Pharmacist, Wastewater and pump specialist.

https://butlerms.com
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