Also, the engine should be warm, but not hot for optimal grease removal and cleaning.

Mr. Hnatowicz plans to run a grease removal service for restaurants.

Many plants, however, use primary clarifiers with mechanical surface skimmers for fat and grease removal.

One is grease removal.

In many applications in oil and grease removal, ice blasting can produce essentially oil-free surfaces.

Applications include particulate and fluorinated oil or grease removal, as a carrier solvent and for heat transfer.

Concentrate is for heavier grease removal like oven cleaning or dilute it with water for floor cleaning.

The feed requires initial processing in advanced fine screening and grit and grease removal to ensure the influent mixture is of an appropriate composition.

It contains foam boosters, a pleasant non-tainting scent & special grease removal ingredients, to leave crockery clean & streak free.

Popular product choices include the Big Dipper® automatic grease removal unit and the Grease Guzzler® patented automatic drain treatment system.

By controlling the work of the first bowl, the work of the second bowl is made easier the liquor in this bowl should finish the grease removal.

Pelican Automatic Grease Removal Unit for Sewage Treatment by Tuke and Bell Ltd.

Commercial kitchen cooking equipment such as a range, broiler, frying unit or other equipment capable of producing grease laden vapours shall be provided with a listed grease removal system.

Novel improvements in lagoon configurations are to be simulated in laboratory reactors, then field tested at an abattoir which utilises dissolved air flotation grease removal prior to anaerobic treatment.

The 'Pelican' Automatic Grease Removal Unit from Tuke & Bell is the efficient, trouble-free way to separate free-floating fat, grease and oils from wastewater flows.

The introduction of the WRONZ liquor management system includes optimised bowl liquor concentrations, continuous steady state dirt and grease removal, and high volumes of liquor recirculation.

The two best beaded cleansers available - OASIS and HANDZ AT WORK offer different approaches to the same problem, providing safe, efficient and economical grease removal.

My choice for degreasing has always been paper towels.

One surprising application is rust removal and degreasing of machinery.

The limit for trichloroethylene, a chemical used in industrial degreasing, is 1 part per billion.

Solvent degreasing is a process used to prepare a part for further operations such as electroplating or painting.

The emissions from this type of operation, although less than those of other operations, are still considerable, and solvent degreasing has an environmental impact.

Vapor degreasing is a surface finishing process.

But fierce scrubbing and harsh degreasing can certainly traumatise your skin, say experts, and lead to more problems.

In most circumstances, you must not use ODS for any degreasing or solvent application.

One involves the spraying of lacquer on the parts it makes; the other relates to the degreasing of those parts.

Solvent degreasing is a process in which a cleaning agent is applied directly to the surface by spraying, brushing, or wiping.

Several common methods are solvent degreasing, vapor degreasing and using an aqueous parts washer.

The product had originally been created by Rocket Chemical Company in 1953 as a degreasing and rust-preventing spray, with the name WD-40 coming from "water displacement, formulation successful in 40th attempt".

"Precision Cleaning and Degreasing using Dense Phase Carbon Dioxide and CO2 Snow", L. Dale Sivils, L.B. Davenhall and J.B. Rubin, 10th Annual Intl.