D.

GREASE TRAP
What is a grease trap?

1) Grease traps (also known as grease separators, grease
interceptors, fat traps and fat interceptors) are a piece of
equipment which treat waste water from kitchens and food
processing areas that contain a mixture of Water, Food and Fats,
Oils & Grease.

2) Fats, Oils & Grease have a density less than water. Under
normal operating conditions, these contaminants will naturally
float on the waters surface.

3) Separated Fats, Oils & Grease are retained in the grease trap by
a series of baffled chambers, the food waste is contained by the
internal strainer basket (where applicable) whilst cleaner 'grey'
waste water passes through the separator via a submerged outlet
to the main drain.
D. GREASE TRAP
View- Grease Trap
Section-Connection to Grease Trap
View -Connection to Grease Trap
E. BOTTLE TRAP
The bottle trap is an essential element of the basins plumbing
that keeps the bathroom hygienic and clean. When we use the
basin, the used water goes through the basin waste, into the
drainage pipe and then into the sewer. Lot of other waste and
dirt is accumulated in this sewer and naturally the accumulation
causes a lot of harmful gases. These gases need an outlet and
that, they get through our drainage pipes, through the wastes
and back into our bathrooms.
Here is where and why you require those basin bottle traps. The
bottle trap prevents these gases to enter the bathrooms, thus
helping maintain hygiene in the bathroom and keeping it safe for
us
Functioning of Bottle Trap
Section Through Bottle Trap
How does a bottle trap work?
The bottle trap is a kind of a deep vessel which has a bigger
diameter than the plumbing pipe. The plumbing pipe that
comes from the basin goes straight into the bottle trap.

When more water gushes in the water inside the bottle trap
goes into the drain and fills with the new water that comes
from the waste. Thus the trap always remains filled with a
certain amount of water and the pipe from the basin remains
immersed into this water inside the bottle trap.

Now when the sewer gases re enter the system through the
outlet pipes they reach the bottle trap, but here they find their
way sealed with the water that is collected in the trap. Due to
the basin pipe immersed in water it remains closed and doesnt
allow the return waste and gases to enter it and pave their way
upwards into and out of the basin right into the bathroom.
View of Bottle Trap
Water seal in Bottle Trap
3D View of Water Seal