SEWAGE EXHAUSTER SERVICES IN NAIROBI, KIAMBU & MACHAKOS

CALL 0724064200 for sewage exhauster services in Nairobi, Kiambu & Machakos, Kamulu, Joska, Kangundo & Ruai for vacuum honey sucker truck, human waste water disposal & sewage waste disposal service.

Several companies offer sewage removal services in Kenya, specializing in septic tank emptying and waste management. Some of the notable ones include:

    Joe Exhauster services – They provide exhauster services in Nairobi, Kiambu Machakos, Nakuru, Eldoret and surrounding areas, including Ruaka, Runda, Muthaiga, Eastlands, Kasarani, Roysambu, Ruiru, Kamakis, Juja, Joska, kamulu, Ruai, Limuru, Westlands, Lavington, Kileleshwa, Kawangware, Syokimau, Tala, Kangundo, Banana, Wangige, Uthiru, Kikuyu, Upperhill, Ruaka, Ngong, Rongai, and more. Their services focus on the safe removal and disposal of septic tank waste for both residential and commercial properties. 

Waste from septic systems can be pumped out and transported using a vacuum honey sucker machine, which is frequently used for sewage and septic tank emptying. The main parts of a standard vacuum honey sucker machine are as follows:

1. Vacuum Pump

• The heart of the system, it generates the suction needed to extract waste from septic tanks or sewage systems. This pump creates a vacuum within the tank, drawing waste through pipes.

2. Waste Collection Tank

• A large, airtight tank that stores the extracted waste temporarily. Its capacity varies depending on the size of the machine, typically ranging from 1,000 to 10,000 liters or more.

3. Suction Hose

• A flexible, heavy-duty hose that connects the machine to the septic tank or sewage system. It is used to transfer the waste into the collection tank. These hoses are typically made from durable, chemical-resistant materials.

4. Hose Reel

• A mechanism that helps store and manage the suction hose. It makes it easier to extend and retract the hose for convenience during operation.

5. Discharge Valve

• Once the waste is collected in the tank, the discharge valve allows the operator to release the waste at a designated disposal site. It controls the flow and ensures safe discharge.

6. Filters

• Installed to prevent debris and solids from entering the vacuum pump, protecting the machine from damage and ensuring smoother operation.

7. Control Panel

• The operator uses this to manage the functions of the machine, including vacuum pressure control, tank level monitoring, and activation of the discharge process.

8. Engine or Power Source

• Usually powered by a diesel or gasoline engine, it provides the energy needed to operate the vacuum pump and other mechanical components.

9. Pressure Gauge

• Monitors the vacuum pressure, ensuring that the machine operates within safe and effective limits during suction.

10. Safety Valve

• A critical component that prevents over-pressurization in the system, protecting both the machine and operator from potential hazards.

The honey sucker machine is an essential waste management instrument because of these parts working together to provide the safe and effective removal of trash from sewage pits or septic systems.