Need new asset names about bdns HOT 7 CLOSED

Fine with me. Richard Reid GEN | EMEA IoT TPM London +44 7385 026 679 ***@***.***

Oil water separator and oil interceptor often times are used interchangeably (see link <https://www.washbaysolutions.com/what-is-the-difference-between-oil-interceptors-vs-oil-water-separators.php> for further detail). "Oil interceptors are typically used in low flow drain lines where small quantities of oils, sediment and other liquid contaminants can be “intercepted”. These drain lines may come from variety of facilities including covered parking garages, machine shops, service stations, and manufacturing facilities." "In comparison, Oil Water Separators <https://www.washbaysolutions.com/oil-water-separators.php> have a far more sophisticated and efficient design. They are used in higher volume applications such as industrial wash operations, parking lots, re-fueling facilities and military installations where there is a potential for a much higher volume of water, oil, and contaminants. The standard oil water separator <https://www.washbaysolutions.com/oil-water-separators.php> is a steel or stainless steel tank containing an inlet compartment, baffles system, sludge chamber, separation chamber with coalescing media, and clean water outlet chamber." For our purposes, I'm fine with using OI (or oil interceptor). Apparently we don't have too many of these onsite. The Air Dryer one you have in asset abbreviations I thought of like a Dyson hand air dryer or air dryer for your hands in a restroom. The standalone dryer I'm referencing below is a laundry appliance dryer but if you want me to use ADY for the appliance air dryer that's fine too. Let me know when we are good to go with all the abbreviations listed. Also for the grease trap we can use the grease interceptor asset abbreviation or GI. That will be fine for this one. Thanks.

These all look fine to me. Today we don't actually collect hand dryers in the restrooms as assets but it's good to have this for the future. Appreciate the help. I'm good with what you presented in email - all works for me. I'd say good to go correct?