Waste Management Services

Most businesses require liquid waste disposal to dispose of a wide range of wastes, including washwaters, oils, grease, acids, chemicals, solvents, hydrocarbons, surfactants, sludge, solvents, prescribed water, coolant, drilling mud, and so on. Liquid waste disposal is one of Australia's most difficult urban and industrial sanitation challenges. EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) defines liquid waste as any matter that passes through 0.45 micron filter at a pressure differential of 75 psi. Unlike solid waste, liquid waste is difficult to collect and remove from the environment. If liquid waste spreads, it can easily pollute other liquid sources. It can also pollute soil and groundwater by soaking into them. Animals and plants will suffer health consequences if they consume polluted groundwater. Because liquid waste requires specialised handling and treatment by experts, it cannot be disposed of in the general waste stream. Solo Resource Recovery's liquid waste disposal se

It is a subject most do not know the way in and out of, there is a tremendous lack of education as to looking at the broader and clear picture. Many jump to conclusions about incinerator facilities based on how they appear and the supposed ‘waste’ they generate. Nevertheless, what most people are ignorant about is their effect on our current economy. It is a subject that most people are unfamiliar with, and there is a significant lack of education in terms of seeing the big picture. Many people form opinions about incinerator facilities based on how they appear and the alleged 'waste' they produce. Nonetheless, most people are unaware of their impact on our current economy. The never-ending battle on residual waste Landfill sites have been the societal standard for disposing of our daily waste for many decades, but the landfilling practice has already harmed our environment. Plastics, clothing, and cardboard that have been damaged or contaminated in some way, as well as other

Liquid waste disposal requires special treatment methods because it cannot be disposed of in the general waste stream. There are specific regulations for liquid waste disposal because, depending on the type of liquid waste, it can cause a variety of negative effects and release disease-causing pathogens, in addition to contaminating the environment. Solo Resource Recovery has highly trained crews to handle all aspects of liquid waste disposal , including safe collection, treatment, and disposal. The company uses cutting-edge equipment and techniques to ensure that liquid waste disposal is carried out in accordance with regulatory requirements. The liquid waste disposal facilities used by the company adhere to strict EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) guidelines and are operated by trained personnel. Solo tracks the vehicles used by its liquid waste disposal services using proprietary tracking software. This is done to optimise truck and vehicle routes, resulting in cost savings fo

Households, restaurants, and commercial stores in Australia, particularly those in the food and catering services, produce waste that is primarily FOG (Fats, Oils, and Grease) and easily clogs drains and sewage. This waste has the potential to clog city sewer lines, resulting in unpleasant outcomes and overflow. A clogged grease trap can return wastewater and possibly sewage into your kitchen, releasing noxious fumes that can cause respiratory and other diseases. If there is an outside grease trap, the clog may cause a backup in the main sewer line, causing wastewater to flow out of the manhole covers. To ensure the smooth operation of their premises, businesses and commercial establishments should install a grease trap cleaner . The grease trap cleaner is intended to keep grease and solids out of the wastewater stream. Grease traps must be cleaned and maintained on a regular basis to ensure optimal functionality and to prevent blockages. A grease trap should be serviced two to six tim