Pump Stations – PS

Lift stations are technical facilities designed to pump water or wastewater using advanced pumps. They are commonly used in applications such as drinking water networks, sewage systems, and transporting treated water to other plants or distant locations.

1. Water Collection:
Water or wastewater is collected in a low-level storage tank designed to receive water from sources like sewer networks or supply lines.

2. Pump Operation:
Submersible or horizontal pumps, built to handle high flow rates and pressure, are automatically activated through water level sensors to maintain efficiency and prevent overflow or dry running.

3. Flow to Destination:
The pumped water is transferred through pipelines to the next station, whether it’s a treatment facility or a distribution tank. The pipes are designed to handle variable pressure and ensure smooth, leak-free flow.

Efficient lift stations rely on proper equipment selection, regular maintenance, and automated systems to ensure continuous, uninterrupted service.

1. Overcoming Terrain Challenges:
They allow water to flow over obstacles like elevated or low-lying areas.

2. Improved Water Flow:
Ensure continuous and stable water or wastewater flow through pipelines.

3. Adaptability to Various Needs:
Widely used in sectors such as drinking water networks, water treatment plants, and irrigation systems.