Vacuum Pumps
- System design
- Surveys
- Equipment supply
- System Installations
- Spare parts
- Portable vacuum plants
- Sewers and drains
Industrial Kitchens
Prevent oily kitchen water being discharged directly to the sewer. As responsible grease separator manufacturers, we look to match, or exceed regulations for grease separator performance covered in the DIN V4040-2/99 and rated at EN1825, or better the EN1825+, which define discharge limits.
Stadiums And Sports Facilities
Roof drainage is one typical example of the versatility of vacuum technology. Choosing a vacuum system for roof drainage allows storm water to be lifted to the back of the roof for disposal to ground level eliminating the requirement for down pipes so leaving an unobstructed view for spectators. The removal of roof down pipes may also increase the aesthetic appeal of buildings frontage.
Public Buildings
The inherent versatility and flexibility of vacuum technology allows vacuum stations to be positioned almost anywhere on the site for the of waste, flood or condense waters to be collected.
Collection points can be located throughout the site without the need for connections to an electrical power source. Servac vacuum sewerage technology is the ideal choice.
Hospitals
Servac installed a vacuum system at Great Ormond St Hospital to collect radioactive sewage from the treatment of cancer. Consequently the vacuum sewage collection system must be totally closed and isolated then stored in confined area until radioactivity has decreased to safe levels.
Hotels
Conventional gravity drainage system can place severe constraints on room layout, with loss of valuable floor space. Vacuum systems allow architects to designer the most convenient position, suitable for individual bathroom layouts, and public services within existing buildings.
Remote Work Locations
Where normal drainage and sewage is not possible, our solutions are efficient and effective for collecting and managing the waste water requirements.
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