Vacuum trade waste systems open up the possibility of locating the grease waste interceptor or discharge point anywhere in the facility. The vacuum piping network can be located above grade or slab and can be easily integrated with conventional fixtures or floor drains to transport trade waste away from high impact areas to more appropriately located discharge points.

The Avac train decanting system was designed for installation in long haul train “stabling” or maintenance yards, in order to provide safe and efficient decanting of raw sewage from regional and interstate trains that are equipped with on-board toilets. The system uses vacuum to lift the sewage from the waste retention tanks located under this type of train carriage.

The Avac Vacuum Toilet is one of the lowest approved flush toilets in Australia at 0.7L per flush. For those looking for green star points or anyone interested in significant opex savings achieved by hugely reducing annual water and sewage costs, nothing compares to Avac Vacuum Toilets.

A vacuum system can be used to remove small amounts of grey water from fixtures such as basins, or large amounts for example from a stadium washdown or storm water. To learn further about the features and benefits of using a vacuum system to remove grey water click the image above, or take a look at how vacuum was used in the MCG!

Vacuum drainage systems work in concert with the new “open” architectural store environment, where electrical and refrigeration services are brought to display cases from overhead. Drainage can now follow these services, allowing flexibility in store layout. Learn about more features and benefits by clicking the image above or investigate our recent projects and technical information.

Avac has played an integral part in the development of Vacuum Sewage Systems in Australia, particularly Queensland’s correctional system. Click the image above to learn about the features and benefits of an Avac Vacuum Sewerage System.