The patented Allied Pumps grease muncher combines a conventional underflow grease arrestor with a specialised biological filter. Through microbiological activity, the biofilter helps significantly reduce the grease content of the discharged wastewater.
Its lightweight and compact design makes the grease muncher well suited to new and existing developments, particularly where a conventional concrete grease arrestor is impractical or undesirable. The unit can also be used for temporary applications or where future relocation may be required.
Allied Pumps’ grease muncher combines an underflow grease arrestor with a specialised biological filter that uses microbiological activity to reduce grease in the discharged wastewater.
The maximum daily flow of the Allied Pumps’ grease muncher is 13,259 litres, with a peak influent flow rate of 28 L/min.
Testing has shown a 50–90% reduction in grease and total suspended solids and a BOD reduction of up to 45%. Actual performance depends on influent quality and flow rate.
Yes, below-ground installation is possible using concrete backfill or a concrete liner, with suitable cover slab options.
Available options include a concrete cover slab with a gas-tight cast iron cover, a remote pump-out line, and a pumping chamber where gravity drainage is unavailable.
![[Pyrokos] Fire Pump Controller](https://alliedpumps.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Pyrokos-Fire-Pump-Controller-768x512.jpg.webp)
