About this asset

Engineered for drainage separation, this manual oil interceptor Revit family features a robust rectangular tank with dedicated pipe connection points. The component models a heavy-duty rectangular containment body finished in neutral grey tone with an overlapping perimeter top flange. Clean volumetric geometry represents the structural shell of the interceptor unit without unnecessary internal complexity, keeping file weight lean. Integrated MEP pipe connectors are placed along multiple faces and near upper edges, designating drainage inlets, outlets, vents, and cleanout junctions. The exterior shell defines the exact clearance boundaries required for physical spatial coordination, providing plumbing engineers and spatial coordinators with an accurate footprint of the separation vessel.

The download is a 195 KB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

Plumbing designers load this native RFA file directly into Revit MEP projects and place it on level or floor slab references. Pipe connectors snap to system routing for waste and vent piping networks, facilitating flow direction assignment and system classification. Project teams can review physical clearances during clash detection against structural foundations, underground slabs, and adjacent utility trenches before issuing coordination drawings.

Essential for commercial kitchens, automotive repair workshops, parking garages, and light industrial facilities, this oil separator captures hydrocarbon runoff and heavy residues prior to municipal sewer discharge. It coordinates seamlessly with drainage channels, grease recovery systems, and basement sump pump layouts. Engineers searching for oil separator Revit families, sediment interceptors, wastewater management tanks, or manual grease traps will find this unit suited for technical detailing and design development packages.