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Contents
Oleopator P Series
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System Components
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1. Safety Considerations
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1.1 Designated Use
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1.2
Qualifications of Personnel
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1.3
Personal Safety Equipment
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1.4 Responsibility of Owner
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2. Installation 5
2.1 Onsite Handling
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2.2 Ground Conditions
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2.3 Separator Positioning
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2.4
Installation 9
3. Initial Set-Up
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3.1 Prior to Filling the System
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3.2 Filling Separator System
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4.
Operation 13
4.1
Entering the Separator
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4.2
Oil/Sludge Level Sensors
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5.
Maintenance
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5.1
Maintenance Schedule
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5.2
Cleaning Coalescence Units
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5.3 Oil/Sludge Disposal
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5.4 General Inspection
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6. Alarms Assembly & Initialization
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6.1 Sensor Support Position
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6.2 Sensor Setting
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6.3 Simple Commissioning
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6.4 Advanced Commissioning
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7. askACO 21
Oleopator P Series
ACO Oleopator P is a range of oil
separators that allow sediments and
oils to be separated out simultaneously
in one tank. Separator systems are
available with a range of different sludge
and oil capacities to suit specific site
requirements.
Alarm sensor systems are available to
notify personnel when maintenance is
required. Oil level sensors are required
for compliance with UL 2215.
Class I Light Oil Separators
An included coalescence unit traps oil
drops that are too small to float to the
surface naturally and coalesces them to
form larger oil drops capable of being
separated out. These separators are
certified capable to EN 858 and capable
of achieving effluent quality of 5 ppm.
Bypass Separators
A bypass version is available for when full
treatment of large flows is not required.
The unit will fully treat flows until it
reaches maximum inflow volume (GPM),
at which point additional inflow bypasses
the separator and diverts directly to the
outlet pipe. Typically most pollutants
are washed into the separator during
the initial flow so effluent quality is not
drastically affected.
Product Information
Detailed product information is available
in associated spec info sheets, the EN100
ACO Environment Catalog, or
www.acoenvironment.us.