Goslyn – Oil Recovery Program
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scope of work
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goslyn™ Oil Recovery Device
All plumbing will be run in series to allow for a single point of entry into the goslyn™ inlet.
1.
Plumb drain from far left (or right) top rotisserie oven along back wall to goslyn™
inlet – 1 ½” copper. The fall on pipe is ¼” per foot.
2.
Pick up second top rotisserie oven and connect to the pipe that was run in step one
– 1 ½”copper
3.
Plumb drain from far left (or right) bottom Rotisserie Oven along back wall to Low
Drain Pump System reservoir tank inlet – 1 ½”copper with female NPT fittings on
tank inlet
4.
Pick up second bottom Rotisserie Oven and connect to the pipe that was run in step
three – 1 ½”copper
5.
When plumbing rotisseries and prior to the GOS 40 and LDPS-‐10 be sure to use Brass
Unions as couplers to allow employees to move ovens for easy cleaning.
6.
Connect a 3/4 inch union above the outlet of the Low Drain Pump System (LDPS-‐10)
reservoir pump to allow employees to disconnect the goslyn™ from the Grease
Stand. Run a ¾” copper pipe to the 1 ½” pipe from upper Rotisseries leading to the
inlet of the goslyn™.
7.
Plumb 1” copper from the silt valve to trench drain. A 1” street elbow should be
used coming out of the gosyn™ to hook up the silt valve to the goslyn™.
8.
Plumb 1 1/2"inch copper from overflow pipe on the LDPS-‐10 to trench drain. The
tank overflow has a NPT female fitting.
Plumbing
shown from
the 2
nd
Top
Rotisserie
Oven
connected to
the drain
from the 1
st
Top Rotisserie
Oven
