Wastewater

Solids Interceptors

Solids interceptors can be used to collect and hold excessive amounts of solids substances found in wastewater. A solids interceptor should be installed in areas, as determined by the Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ), where pretreatment of waste streams is necessary. Some AHJs require the addition of screens or baskets that prevent solids greater than one-half inch (1/2”) in diameter from entering the sanitary sewer system. In some cases, project requirements call for even finer separation.

Solids Interceptor

Solids Interceptor • The ParkUSA® SolidsTrooper® is a solids interceptor that can be used in

Lint Interceptor

Lint Interceptor • The ParkUSA® LintTrooper® is used in commercial and institutional laundries to remove

Mud Interceptor

Mud Interceptor • The ParkUSA® MudTrooper® is a sand-mud interceptor that consists of a multi-compartment

ZooTrooper

Solids Interceptor • The ParkUSA® ZooTrooper® is a solids interceptor specifically designed for animal habitats

Bag Filter Assemblies

Bag Filter Assemblies • The Bag Filter Assembly can be used to significantly reduce the

Holding tanks are used when the waste stream is corrosive, toxic, flammable or heavily loaded with oxygen demanding or a public sewer system is not available. Such untreated waste can physically damage the plumbing as well as upset the wastewater treatment plant that receives the waste. Laboratories, industrial facilities, hospitals, aircraft hangar fire protection systems as well as residents, and apartment complexes are examples where holding tanks may be used.

Onsite Sewage Facilities Tank

Onsite Sewage Facilities Tank • When a public sewer system is not available, a building

Decontamination Wastewater Holding Tank

Decontamination Wastewater Holding Tank • The DeConTank® is a holding tank system solution for the

Aqueous Film Forming Foam

Fire Fighting Foam Containment • Aqueous film-forming foam (AFFF) solution is used extensively in fire

Waste Tanks

Waste Tanks • Holding tanks are typically used in commercial and industrial wastewater services where

Wastewater is water that has been adversely affected in quality by human influence and is released into a collection system. ParkUSA provides many products designed to convey, treat, store, and measure waste-water. Our products include: piping, manholes, grease/lint interceptors, oi-water, separators, pump lift stations, acid neutralization systems, decontamination systems, solids interceptors, and flume measurement systems.

Sanitary Manholes

Sanitary Manholes • Belowground sanitary and stormwater sewer piping require access openings by means of

Screening and grinding devices are recommended for waste water and stormwater applications where course debris and high solid concentrations occur. Screen assemblies capture unwanted floatable pollutants from entering wastewater collection and treatment systems as well as stormwater sewer systems and water bodies. Grinding applications include detention and correctional institutions where vandalism is a frequent occurrence. Inmates are known to “stuff” sheets, towels, and shoes down toilets to cause flooding of the building. The macerator grinds up these solids avoiding costly flooding and maintenance.

Macerators

In-Line Grinder • The ParkUSA® Macerator Assembly is an “In-Line Grinder” system used on sewage

Bar Screen

The ParkUSA® BarScreen™ is a stationary screen device used for wastewater or stormwater applications. Bar

When water is contaminated by waste products from facilities like hospitals or restaurants, it requires special attention before it can be released into mainstream sewage. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and state governments mandate certain operations to protect the environment and sewer systems. From grease interceptors to decontaminating wastewater from hospitals, ParkUSA has the solution you’re looking for. ParkUSA offers a full line of treatment products that intercept, hold, and meter waste water flow, as well as neutralize and even macerate or grind foreign materials in order for the treated water to meet regulatory safety standards.