Wet Well Pump Station Articles on Environmental XPRT

Model Testing Optimizes and Verifies Design of a 200-MGD Trench Wet Well for the Sugar Creek WWTP

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Utilities (CMUD) and CDM are currently involved in the design of several treatment plant upgrades at the Sugar Creek wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) in Charlotte, North Carolina. Implementation of this project, which includes a 200-million-gallonper- day (mgd) screenings and influent pump station with dual self-cleaning trench-type wet wells, will provide CMUD with the ...

Oct. 21, 2006

By Water Environment Federation (WEF)

Municipal Wastewater Pump Station Design Problems and Solutions

The growth of the Northern Virginia Area around Washington D.C. has resulted in the requirement for numerous new wastewater pumping stations and the upgrade and expansion of existing pump stations. This paper presents practical problems and solutions associated with the following pump station design issues: 1.) Concrete Corrosion Protection, 2.) Corrosion Resistant Materials, 3.) Pump Protection ...

Oct. 21, 2006

By Water Environment Federation (WEF)

Suwanee Creek pumping station, Gwinnett County, GA

That's high head," says Roger Toebben, P.E., about the 350 feet of total dynamic head handled by the Suwanee Creek Pumping Station, which has been up and running since January 2001. "There are a few sewage pumping stations like this, but they're not real common." Very high static head and a long force main (42,500 feet) led to the notably elevated dynamic head, which meant that a ...

May 11, 2011

North Creek pumping station, King County, WA

The new North Creek Pumping Station in King County, Wash., had to maintain the Department of Natural Resources' national reputation for outstanding reliability. To make sure it did, the design team applied the most advanced pump technology and vibration prevention methods. And the designers and utility put extra attention on meeting operations and maintenance needs. "We included folks from ...

May 11, 2011

THE BACTAERATOR™ - for odour and blockage free pumping stations

Cleveland Biotech Ltd, market leaders in the field of applied environmental biotechnology, have developed another market leading application system - The Bactaerator™. Sumps, wet wells and pumping stations provide continual problems to all those responsible with managing and maintaining them, from pubs and supermarkets to drainage ...

Apr. 1, 2011

By Cleveland Biotech Ltd.

Leachate Collection & Removal Systems – Pump Stations

Romtec Utilities designs and supplies pump stations for many different types of applications, including leachate collection and removal systems. Leachate pump stations are required whenever water passes through a bed of solids and extracts contaminating elements. The most common scenario for collecting and pumping leachate is for landfills, but there are industrial ...

Aug. 25, 2017

By Romtec Utilities Inc.

Computation Fluid Dynamic Modeling of a Proposed Influent Pump Station

Traditionally pump intake hydraulics have been investigated using scale physical hydraulic models. Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) is a rapidly improving technology that in some cases can be used as a cost or time effective alternative to traditional physical model methods for evaluation of pump intake hydraulics. This paper presents a case study on the use of CFD modeling to re-evaluate and ...

May 7, 2007

By Water Environment Federation (WEF)

Pump Station call outs a thing of the past - Case Study

It’s 2:00 AM and a telephone rings in Eckville, Alberta. Rick McKinnon checks the display on his cell phone and groans. It’s another high level call out alarm from one of the town’s new sewage lift stations. He knows before he drives there that the system will be running on floats instead of the new ultrasonic level controller. ...

Aug. 10, 2017

By Greyline Instruments Inc.

Deep soil mixing shoring system to construct a 60 MGD, 40 foot deep wastewater pumping station

The City of San Mateo, CA operates three wastewater pumping stations on a 80' wide lot located in a residential area near San Francisco Bay. The age of the stations range from 12 to 50 years, the stations have difficulty pumping peak wet weather flows, and have structural and maintenance problems. For these reasons, a new station was proposed to replace the existing stations. The site layout is ...

Mar. 25, 2014

By Geo-Con, Inc.

Pumping Station Modifications to Comply with ANSI/HI 9.8 Improve Performance While Lessening O&M Requirements --- Two Case Studies

Oversized wet wells in wastewater pumping stations lead to the accumulation of grit, sludge and floatable materials. Trench-type wet wells in compliance with ANSI/HI 9.8, the American National Standard for Pump Intake Design, minimize wet well volume and facilitate wet well cleaning through periodic pump down operations. Two pumping stations, the Cross-Irondequoit Pump Station (CIPS), Monroe ...

Oct. 21, 2006

By Water Environment Federation (WEF)

Improving Wet Weather Treatment Capacity by Converting a Two-Stage Activated Sludge Process to a Single-Stage Process

ABSTRACTThe Western Virginia Water Authority (WVWA) operates a 42 mgd wastewater treatment facility which treats flows from the City of Roanoke and adjoining municipalities. In recent years, the WVWA WPCP has experienced peak wet weather flows exceeding 140 mgd, well above the plant’s existing peak flow capacity. Under these conditions, the plant is forced to rely heavily on flow ...

Oct. 22, 2006

By Water Environment Federation (WEF)

Desubmerge Your Submersible Pump

A few decades ago, well, definitely not more than four, a contractor was introduced to electric powered submersible pumps. The crew’s first reaction was, “What! You’re going to throw that electric motor in the water? You’ve got to be crazy!” After a few weeks of getting comfortable with the subs, the whole crew was handling them like ...

Apr. 1, 2010

By Griffin Dewatering

Lift Station Odor Control Using CARUSOL Treating a Wastewater Collection System in a Mid-Western Township - Case Study

Summary A mid-western township is responsible for operating and maintaining a combined sewer collection system consisting of 150 miles of pipeline and 28 pumping stations. The township does not treat the wastewater, instead contracting with a neighboring city for this service. The township has two final lift stations that transfer the collected wastewater to the neighboring system ...

Aug. 26, 2016

By Carus Corporation

An artificial intelligence approach for optimizing pumping in sewer systems

This paper presents details of a fuzzy logic system developed for the control of sewer pumping stations for energy costs savings. This is part of an ongoing collaborative project between Anglian Water and the University of Sheffield. The model rules and operation are developed for one representative pumping station in order to enable the identification of potential benefits and inhibitors to ...

Jul. 1, 2011

By IWA Publishing

Energy Efficient Vertical Turbine Pumps Promote Sustainable Mining Efforts

The computational fluid dynamics process advances highly efficient pump designs for difficult applications. Energy is a strategic input for the mining industry in Latin America and worldwide. Mining requires large amounts of energy, which drives up total operational costs. In Chile, mining companies consume 34 percent of the total energy produced in the country and spend approximately ...

Sep. 1, 2014

By Neptuno Fluid Technology Lid

Wastewater master plan - south of Missouri river

Client: Kansas City, Mo. Completion Date: 1999 Services Provided Collection system modeling Pumping station analysis Combined and sanitary sewer wet weather flow management Project Summary Burns & McDonnell performed a master plan of wastewater facilities for Kansas City, ...

Sep. 21, 2009

By Burns & McDonnell

THE BACTAERATOR™ - The Natural Sump Solution

Cleveland Biotech Ltd, market leaders in environmental biotechnology, have developed a solution-focused product to banish the common problems of sumps and pumping stations called The Bactaerator®. Many businesses from pubs to supermarkets, drainage contractors to water companies suffer with maintenance and management issues stemming from the problems caused by sumps, ...

Mar. 1, 2011

By Cleveland Biotech Ltd.

Vibration – What is It? How does it Affect My Operation? What can I Do About It?

ABSTRACTThis paper describes how pump vibration can create problems in conveyance systems. Potential sources of vibration are reviewed as well as factors that affect pump vibration. Examples are presented that demonstrate pump vibration problems: (1) when a wet well level was lowered to obtain system storage capacity, (2) in a new installation, and (3) when one pump in an installation functioned ...

Oct. 22, 2006

By Water Environment Federation (WEF)

Case study - Flowmeter troubleshooting at the township of North Glengarry - Case Study

The Problem... The forcemain meter at the pump station read five times higher than the open channel flowmeter at the lagoon 2 km away. The Township needed to determine which of the two flow meters was reading incorrectly. Troubleshooting Forcemain Flow... First step was to evaluate performance of the 12” magmeter at the sewage pump station. The cost ...

Sep. 9, 2011

By Greyline Instruments Inc.

TOTALOX Odor Eliminator: The Two Step Treatment in One Package - Case Study

Collection Systems Are Tough! With miles of pipe and multiple pumping stations, managing the complexity of a wastewater collection system is a full time job. The main task is to maintain the system and keep it flowing. But also near the top of that task list is preventing nuisance odors. When the phone starts ringing, you become a detective. First, you have to find the site or sites ...

Aug. 26, 2016

By Carus Corporation

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