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Decentralised support for pump stations and transfer networks

Pump stations, transfer mains and decentralised treatment assets.

Councils and utilities operate distributed assets where small odour or biology issues quickly become community complaints. Targeted dosing at wet wells, pump stations and transfer points addresses the conditions that produce odour and grease build-up before they reach the works.

The challenge

  • H₂S odour from pump stations and transfer mains
  • Grease build-up at lift stations
  • Anaerobic lagoons needing biological support

Our approach

  • Continuous low-dose programs at key wet wells
  • Targeted FOG-active dosing on grease-heavy lines
  • Reseeding programs for stressed anaerobic assets

What good looks like

  • Fewer odour complaints from the network
  • Reduced grease-related blockages at lift stations
  • Healthier anaerobic lagoon performance
How it works

Inside a grease trap: where biology does the work.

A grease trap separates fats, oils and grease (FOG) from wastewater by letting solids settle and FOG float, so cleaner water can pass through to the drainage system. Biological dosing works on the FOG and sludge layers between pump-outs, slowing build-up and keeping the trap operating closer to design.

Cutaway diagram of a grease trap showing inlet, floating grease layer, water layer, sludge layer, outlet baffle and access lid, with notes on FOG management treatment and maintenance.
Grease trap cutaway - inlet, grease layer, water layer, sludge layer and outlet baffle.
Matched products

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