Grease traps work by preventing grease and food solids from entering the sanitary sewers. It removes all the waste from the drain, allowing the grease to float and the solid foods to sink.
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A grease separator, also known as a grease trap, works by slowing down wastewater flow, allowing grease and fats to rise to the surface while heavier solids settle to the bottom. The design typically involves a series of chambers where the wastewater is directed, causing the lighter grease to float and be retained in the first chamber. Over time, the accumulated grease can be removed, while the cleaner water continues to flow out for further treatment. This process helps prevent grease buildup in sewer systems, reducing the risk of clogs and backups.
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A grease distributor block is a vital component in centralized lubrication systems, designed to evenly distribute grease to multiple lubrication points in machinery. It typically features multiple outlets, each connected to a lubrication point, and operates through a combination of pressure and a metering mechanism that ensures consistent grease flow. As the grease pump delivers lubricant, the distributor block directs the appropriate amount to each outlet, ensuring that all parts receive adequate lubrication for optimal performance and reduced wear. This system helps streamline maintenance and enhances the longevity of the machinery.
No. Use dielectric (silicon) grease.
You do not have to but it will be very good if you place a die-electric grease on points where ignition wires contact spark plugs and distributor/coil pack.
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Grease traps work by preventing grease and food solids from entering the sanitary sewers. It removes all the waste from the drain, allowing the grease to float and the solid foods to sink.
No, dielectric grease is to provide insulation from corrosion on electrical contact points.It is normally used in lamp sockets and electrical plug in connectors that are subject to some exposure to the elements.The intent of distributor contact points is to intermittently conduct electricity. The points in a normally maintained system under go little wear and the distributor being a closed environment has little corrosion.
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I like to use an EP2 grease, but EP0 will work, as well.
Electric shock from distributor? Be careful where you put dilectric grease when assembling plug leads.Most definately not inside distributor end of 90 degree plug lead boots to ease the lead through it.Will often cause a lead to arc against the metal air cleaner of give you a nasty shock from distributor on older cars
It is the samething. same distributor.
use the grease remover that you use to get the grease off your hands it really works:]