Romtec Utilities designs, engineers, and manufactures pump stations as complete packages, including some equipment that improves the operation of the system. Davit cranes are one option that can be included with many pump stations and offer several benefits to both owners and operators of the system.
Bubbler level sensors excel in providing continuous level measurements in applications where submerged sensors may be damaged.
Conductive probes make an excellent backup level sensing option in many applications, but are primarily used in municipal wastewater systems. Their functionality requires water to make contact with one of the points on the sensor to allow an electrical current to pass through and complete a circuit.
Pressure Transducers are incredible reliable sensors in pump station applications and are unaffected by many of the challenging conditions that impact other level sensors.
Radar level sensors do have a high cost, but they are extremely versatile and are suitable for many difficult operating conditions.
Today we’ll be covering ultrasonic transducers, a reliable level sensing method that uses acoustic signals to determine levels inside the wet well.
Level sensors are components that are included in nearly every pump station, and they are integral to the operation of the pumping system. There are many different level sensor technologies available, each with their own strengths, weaknesses, and ideal water conditions.
Cable trays are unique additions to the structural wet well that grant a protected space to route disconnect cables through between the in-well components and the control or disconnect panels.
These two new HRSG pumping systems for the OUC operated Curtis H. Stanton Energy Center are sophisticated systems that were engineered to very specific operational requirements. Many additional specifications and requirements were met through the design of these systems, and these major features are good examples of the type of expertise that Romtec Utilities brings to these types of industrial projects.
Stormwater systems provide a vital service to water infrastructure as urban development continues to grow and new construction takes place in low elevation areas.
