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SEWAGE AND EFFLUENT PUMP STATIONS
MTM
can advise, supply,
install and commission any sewage or effluent pumping station or
pumping system you require.
We
offer the complete
pump package, from first site visit through to physical installation of
the sewage pump station and the pumping main. All necessary
documentation and permissions
included,
road opening permits if requiried will be arranged and carried out by
us.
We
shall look at the
whole pump scheme and advice on the available options, we can look at
various pump systems and give independent advice on pump station
manufactures and the style of pump station.
Any
pumping requirement
will need planning and the correct solution obtained please call us for
further advice on sewage and effluent pumping systems.
Pump station designed in accordance with
Building Regulations Document H1 Foul Drainage, page 16.
Where foul drainage from a building is to be pumped, the effluent
receiving chamber should be sized to contain 24 hour inflow to allow for
disruption in service. The minimum daily discharge of foul drainage should
be taken as 150 litres per head per day for domestic use. For other types of
building, the capacity of the receiving chamber should be based on the
calculated daily demand of the water intake for the building. Where only a
proportion of the foul sewage is to be pumped, then the capacity should be
based pro-rata. In all pumped systems the controls should be so arranged
to optimise pump operation. The required 150 litres per head per day
volume should reflect the storage volume in the station pump or station and
overflow tanks.
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