Vertical Lift Stations
Overview
Vertical Lift Stations are typically used for pumping fluid from a lower elevation to a higher one, or when moving waste fluids to a neutralization system or collection area, particularly where the elevation of the source is insufficient for gravity flow. They are characteristically used for moving fluids that contain no appreciable solids.
Simple in design, an incoming waste fluid enters the Lift Station via the inlet port, and the fluid is pumped out through the Lift Station outlet port.
The fluid level in the Lift Station is monitored as it enters the tank via adjustable level sensors. Level sensors will actuate the pump(s) to move the fluid until the tank level reaches a low point, and then deactivate the pump.
Chemwest Vertical Lift Station Pumps are custom-made, taking into account flow, fluid handling, and performance requirements. We learn about your needs to determine the appropriate materials and components to create your custom unit.
APPLICATIONS
Vertical Lift Station Pumps are custom-made to move a variety of fluids, including:
- Industrial wastewater
- Chemicals
- Other process fluids
SAMPLE OPTIONS
- Designed per Customer Flow Requirements and Fluid Properties
- Single and Multi-Station layouts
- Various materials of construction options
- Integrated controls and display
- Secondary containment with or w/o Leak detection
- Flow meter, Flow control
TYPICAL FEATURES
- Tank construction is commonly made from Polypropylene
- Pumps are AOD (Air Operated Diaphragm) or Electric
- Control-Box for Electrical and Pneumatic Controls
- Relays for downstream tool readiness indication
- Auto mode with level switches for low, high, and high-high level sensing
- Audible indicators for the alarm
- On/Off Switch, Lock-Out Tag Out
VERTICAL LIFT STATION PUMPS
- Easy installation
- Hands-free auto start controls
- Low maintenance
- Dependable long-life operation