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Romtec Utilities engineers and supplies pump stations for many different applications for industrial facilities across the country. These facilities range from chemical manufacturing to oil & gas refineries, and power generation is another industrial market where Romtec Utilities excels. We have supplied many different types of pumping systems for power gen facilities for wastewater, condensate, and other types of process water. A frequent scenario for a Romtec Utilities pump station is pumping for a heat
Romtec Utilities designs, engineers, manufactures, and supplies pump stations with all structural, mechanical, electrical, and communications systems included. On the overwhelming majority of pump stations, Romtec Utilities uses precast concrete for the structural components of the pump station. Recently, precast polymer concrete has become a growing product in the industry for specifying structural components, and Romtec Utilities can engineer new pump stations with this exciting material. Precast polymer concrete is similar to precast concrete. The
Romtec Utilities designs, engineers, manufactures, and supplies complete pumping systems for a wide range of applications. In addition to our full systems, Romtec Utilities also offers auxiliary systems that can be engineered and prefabricated for site-specific projects. We are now offering a new prefabricated product with complete pressure relief and pressure reducing vaults and assemblies, also called PRVs for short. In a pressure system for sewer or water mains, there can be many reasons for
Romtec Utilities engineers and supplies complete pump stations with all structural, mechanical, electrical, and communications systems, and the overwhelming majority of new pump stations utilize submersible pumps. Pump maintenance is an ongoing and important facet of owning and operating a pump station. This means that at some point it is likely the pump will have to be lifted from the wet well for maintenance. Although this is a common activity that occurs regularly in most
Romtec Utilities designs every aspect of new pumping system, including all of the structural, mechanical, and electrical systems. Communication devices, primarily called telemetry, are also included in our design and engineering services. Communication to and from a pumping system can dramatically affect the long-term operational success of a system, and there is no right or wrong type of telemetry to use. Choosing the best telemetry involves understanding the culture of your organization and finding a