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The 85m superyacht faced FOG build-up in its grey water system, causing clogs, odours, and equipment failures, while its passive grease trap failed to prevent these issues.
The accumulation of fats, oils, and greases (FOG) from galley and drainage sources caused clogs in mechanical equipment including pumps and filters. This led to an oily film in the greywater tank, resulting in stagnant conditions and unpleasant odours.
Despite the ship being equipped with a conventional passive grease trap, it failed to prevent FOG-related issues, causing nuisances and failures in wastewater treatment plant discharges. This also accelerated the deterioration of the treatment equipment’s lifespan.
Grease Guardian, with expertise in supplying Automatic Grease Removal Devices for galley wastewaters, was consulted for insights and recommendations.
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