Honey Monster

The Honey Monster® Septage Receiving Station and FOG Receiving System

The Honey Monster septage receiving station and FOG receiving system quickly screen and process septage, fats, oils, grease or sludge from haul trucks. This automated septage acceptance plant provides for cleaner handling of septage truck waste by reducing and separating unwanted solids such as rocks, rags, clothing, plastics and other troublesome trash. The unique combination of grinding, solids removal, washing and dewatering allows a typical septage truck to unload in 5 to 15 minutes. The septage receiving station is completely enclosed to ensure safety, vector control and containment of foul odors.

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Benefits

Enhanced washing and compaction by reducing solids with Muffin Monster grinders
Fully enclosed septage acceptance plant to minimize odors and prevent vector problems
Protect plant from debris bypass with perforated plate screening
Automated systems requiring minimal interface from hauler or plant personnel

Features

Hauler access control and billing with Monster Track system
Dual-helix compaction zone for additional dewatering
High-level ultrasonic sensor controls inlet plug valve
Triple spray wash manifold washes away soft organics
Optional Heavy Object Trap (HOT) for pre-screening rocks and metal

The Honey Monster Loves Septage Waste

The automated Honey Monster septage receiving station makes the challenges of managing septage waste easy for both the wastewater plant operator and the hauler. The hauler simply connects their cam lock hose to the septage acceptance station and starts the flow. Septage waste will pass by the SRS3000 Rock Trap before the Muffin Monster grinder shreds the rags, clothes, trash and debris commonly found in septage waste. Ultrasonic-level sensors work with the system’s PLC to modulate the plug valve and regulate the flow into the screening area. An auger screw and perforated screening trough with ¼” (6 mm) circular openings screen out unwanted debris to protect downstream equipment and the treatment plant. Trash is washed, fully compacted and dewatered for disposal with JWC’s unique double-helix compaction zone.

FOG Receiving Is No Problem for the Honey Monster

The Honey Monster is designed to also be a fats, oils and grease (FOG) receiving station. FOG is harmful to sewage collection systems, so giving local grease haulers an easy and efficient FOG receiving system can pay dividends. FOG is also a valuable resource for promoting biogas production in anaerobic digesters, but it comes with the challenge of how to handle debris. The Honey Monster FOG receiving station is ready with the Heavy Object Trap (HOT) to stop rocks, bolts, cutlery and other debris commonly found in collected FOG. Additionally, the FOG receiving system can also include a Muffin Monster grinder to break up grease, rags, and other solids that can stop up a system.

Muffin Monster Helps FOG and Septage Acceptance

The SRS-XE Honey Monster septage receiving station and FOG receiving plant both utilize an in-line grinder to shred difficult solids for processing and separation. The Muffin Monster dual-shafted grinder has two rows of hardened steel cutters that rotate at slow speed and with incredibly high torque. These will grind down large solids as well as rags into smaller particles that can then pass into the auger screening area for removal and disposal.

The Honey Monster is also available with the optional Monster Track system. This option controls hauler access to the septage disposal systems and will provide data for accurate billing. It provides unique identification of the hauler and tracks the quantity of FOG or septage waste discharged. The Monster Track system can also monitor system levels and can alarm for unexpected pH levels in dumped waste.